Tool Tuesday EP8 - PROTOform Crosshair Body Mounting Kit
Everytime I mount up a body, I use the PROTOform Crosshair body mounting kit. It takes all the guess work out of getting the perfect balanced fit to any body. Everything from 1/10th scale SCT, Buggy, on road, Stadium, etc.
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Here's where I got it and some info from PROTOform:
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Have you ever painted up a killer race body, only to botch the mounting job by aligning it off-center, crooked, or too far forward or back on your chassis?
We’ve got a tool for you! The PROTOform Crosshair Body Mounting Kit uses high-powered magnets to pinpoint the exact position of your car’s body posts. This simple but effective system is designed to ensure your race body is mounted just the way you intended. Here’s how it works:
Place a Crosshair Body Post Cap on each of your chassis’ 4 body posts, securing them in place with a body clip. (Not included)
Place your painted body on top of the posts, centering it from left to right as well as determining the fore/aft position, which can affect handling characteristics. (Standard position would be to center the front wheel opening trim line to the front axle of your chassis)
Hold a Marking Magnet on the outside of your body close to where the body posts are. The magnet will attach itself to the precise position.
Mark your body post position through the hole on the Marking Magnet with a fine-tip marker.
Drill your body post holes on the marked locations with a body reamer or power drill
Voila! All the hassle and guesswork of mounting your race body is taken out of the equation. Now you can hit the track in style. To finish off the perfectly trimmed body, combine the Crosshair with the Better Edge System: Sanding Drum and Sanding Block!
Search:
6032-00 | Crosshair Body Mounting Kit
Want to save some hard earned CASH???
Use coupon code "RCNetwork10" and save 10% off your order at
/
Get the freshest goods shipped straight to your house! For The RCNetwork Subscribers only!!!
Here's where I got it and some info from PROTOform:
/
Have you ever painted up a killer race body, only to botch the mounting job by aligning it off-center, crooked, or too far forward or back on your chassis?
We’ve got a tool for you! The PROTOform Crosshair Body Mounting Kit uses high-powered magnets to pinpoint the exact position of your car’s body posts. This simple but effective system is designed to ensure your race body is mounted just the way you intended. Here’s how it works:
Place a Crosshair Body Post Cap on each of your chassis’ 4 body posts, securing them in place with a body clip. (Not included)
Place your painted body on top of the posts, centering it from left to right as well as determining the fore/aft position, which can affect handling characteristics. (Standard position would be to center the front wheel opening trim line to the front axle of your chassis)
Hold a Marking Magnet on the outside of your body close to where the body posts are. The magnet will attach itself to the precise position.
Mark your body post position through the hole on the Marking Magnet with a fine-tip marker.
Drill your body post holes on the marked locations with a body reamer or power drill
Voila! All the hassle and guesswork of mounting your race body is taken out of the equation. Now you can hit the track in style. To finish off the perfectly trimmed body, combine the Crosshair with the Better Edge System: Sanding Drum and Sanding Block!
Search:
6032-00 | Crosshair Body Mounting Kit
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