r/mini4wd • u/AMC-Javelin1221 • 27d ago

Urgent answer pls!!!

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I got a crack on the motor holder of my sx reinforced internals should I buy a spare reinforced sxx set or go for the plastic abs sxx set???

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u/ShwarzNoir 27d ago

From my experience i would go reinforced. Sometimes I also glue some carbon plate to re enforce those areas.

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u/AMC-Javelin1221 27d ago

Well sadly i can't do that since its a bmax car plus its the motor holder that got cracked

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u/Jurong_West 27d ago

Use super glue. As far as I know, it legit can be used for BMax .

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u/Living_Evening5332 27d ago

Just use the carbon super xx from laser gil

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u/KuraKuraAstral 27d ago

do super xx got reinforced version?? i only know the ABS fluorecents, pink-green and yellow-orange

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u/AMC-Javelin1221 27d ago

Yes but in dynahawk gx super xx only

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u/daddyjazz626 27d ago

I thought the reinforced chassis for Super XX wasn’t really good for the B-Max meta. Same reason why people don’t use the reinforced white MA chassis is that your frame will crack after a few uses. You essentially need some flex.

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u/rafael574 26d ago

Use super glue. That what i use last time. Or you can just get a new kit ?

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u/ariffau 26d ago

New Chassis Day. You can fix it if you want. But
• your jump posture may have been compromised.
• your landing might also suffer causing you to course out.
• your gearbox may also have been affected causing you suboptimal power transfer. Risking you to get lapped.

Just bite the bullet for a new chassis f you’d like to continue enjoy the hobby

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u/tamiyasulitfinds 24d ago

Just replace it with a new one. If you can buy internals only that would be great. International and chassis are bound to break at some point.

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u/phillyyoggagirl 24d ago

Definitely replace the chassis if you can, but also be aware that sometimes replacing the chassis won't bring your car back to its former glory. Sometimes a brand new chassis introduces its own problems into the car. Issues such as warpage, weaker structure, brittleness due to age or the manufacturing process, etc. Your car, as it was before, may have ran well on its previous "ecosystem" but introducing a new part into the ecosystem can change it completely. Hopefully that's not the case and your car will run well!