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Old 10-24-2004, 03:11 PM   #1
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I have a Losi XXX T sport, and was wondering if there's any another body style that will fit other then the body it came with?
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hi thses will fit and the part # is with them.....All Pro line bodies.


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Old 10-24-2004, 04:03 PM   #3
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hi thses will fit and the part # is with them.....All Pro line bodies.
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would the 1/10 scale turing bodies fit? I would really like to put a hummer body on
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would the 1/10 scale turing bodies fit? I would really like to put a hummer body on
that I am not sure about....
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almost any 1/10 body will fit.....if your going to do the hummer, dont get the touringcar one.....get the monster truck one, it should fit better
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get the HPI one for the MT racing truck. just remember, you will have to cut out where the shock towers go becasue the body posts are lower then the top of the shock towers. anything will fit, it just takes some thinking and accurate trimming
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you dont have to trim the body for the shocks is you make extended body posts
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i was thinking of using some left over tamiya body posts and mounting them to my shock towers
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