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R.I.P. Jim's old chassis.......
 Daaaaa daaaa daaaarrrrrr Daaaaa daaaa daaaarrrrrr Daaaaa daaaa daaaa daaaa da daaa daaaa da daaaaaarrrrrr
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I think you daaaar'd here comes the bride their G.....
Me thinks that could be broken there..... ouch!
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11-02-2008
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I have done that very same thing to two of the Graphite/lightweight chassis on my X10. If I hadn't seen/done it for myself I would have thought it would be impossible as thick as the composite is in that area. I even busted the diff cover as well, it was mangled! I don't feel so bad now knowing that someone else has done the exact same thing, lol.
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If it helps the car felt awesome to drive again after not driving one for about 7 years!
 Good job Adam has a couple of spare Chassis mind
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