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Old 12-09-2015
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Originally Posted by madmax View Post
The advantage of the saddle chassis is it moves the weight balance to a better position in the car. With the stick style chassis the weight is further back making the car harder to drive when you push it. I use to run the x2c

This is true. And the Evo chassis is 8mm longer, which helps as well.

The rear shock tower mount that comes with the conversion kit is a weakness because the lugs that mount the inner end of the camber links has a tendancy to break. There is an aluminium upgrade from Team-C (circa £50) or you could go for my C-Lugs at £20 plus £5 to modify either your present rear brace or the broken rear shock tower mount.

Both of these options give the advantage over the pre-evo car of having the ball-studs for the camber links facing upwards, so that you can adjust the mounting position without dismantling half the car.
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