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Old 12-02-2012
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I have a standard shell but it isn't tall enough for my esc is there a different shell I can use, and where can I get one from please
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Old 12-02-2012
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If you've got the standard B4 shell, then you can always try the B4.1 version. The side vents are wider and slightly taller
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Old 12-02-2012
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How high do you need the side pod to be?

If you have a fan on top of your ESC you could take it off and mount it on the chassis pointing at the ESC
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Old 14-02-2012
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The side pod doesn't have to be that much higher, but I would say at least 5mm but 10mm would be perfect
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Old 15-02-2012
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hi i run a ftw body on my b4 becouse i run need to run a fan on my car ..steven phone 319.jpg

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Old 16-02-2012
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That shell looks perfect.
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Old 18-02-2012
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i got it from ebay just type in b4 it is a FTW boby
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