DJM RC
Animas Sporty 2.2s Chassis
Animas Sporty 2.2s Chassis
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This chassis has had so much testing and is built to use pretty specific parts. My goal with this chassis was a no compromise light weight portal specific chassis. It is pretty narrow for a sporty chassis at 47mm with the motor and driveshafts fitting between the chassis rails. The transmission is ultra-compact and uses Dlux Portal trans gears. The transmission case is molded to the skid for a lightweight and compact setup. With such tight clearance this chassis is specific to a 380 brushless motor. which is pushed as far forward as possible. The skid is boatsided and pinched for max clearance. Skid, transmission with gears and bearings, and chassis plates come in at 65g.
This chassis is designed around center diff Capra axles and uses a CNC'd front upper link mount with angled servo mount. This gets a lot more link separation in the front than traditional front link mounting points. The servo and battery are mounted at an up slopping angle so they stay flush with the lower links for a smooth breakover. The battery mount has a hinged lower cover to negate the need for velcro or straps. *These front upper link mounts are machined by John Hallman, a staple in the crawling scene since the 2000’s)
Chassis and transmission kit includes - Complete chassis (skid, chassis rails, cross braces), Complete transmission (Dlux portal gears, bearings, Carbon motor plate), front link mount, rear link mount, servo/battery mount, battery box, titanium links and body mounts.
Slider kit includes - Above plus; Dlux DX44 front (w/36:1 OD gears), Ti steering links, LCG weight adapters, Dlux DX44 rear, Dlux 90mm Shocks /w soft springs and Dlux drive shafts. Assembled
Roller kit includes - Above plus; Dlux Stumpy 2200kv, DJM carbon beadlock wheels, 12 tungsten slugs for weight hangers, Powerhobby Grabbers and Crawler Innovations DD foam. Assembled
ARTR kit includes - Above plus; escape32 ESC and NSDRC RS700 wired up and ready for your RX and Body. Assembled
Assembled kits can take up to 4 weeks to ship. I can build anything you might want. Feel free to shoot me a message and we can talk.
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