Oh yes...I've done it!
 

I've done it!!!:D I've finally found a way to mount "model" bodies more securely, cheaper, and no valcro! The best part is it will work for any body and no matter what you have for a ride it will always be:bdrop: and never :blift: unless of course that's what you want...it's all up to you. Four simple drilled holes in the chassis of "any" Xmod, eight Xmod screws, and of course the multi function special ingrediant that makes the whole thing in one word SWEEEEEEEEET!!!! I will have my Porche 911 done by this coming weekend. I want it to be perfect before I let everyone see it again. I have also been taking notes and pictures and will put up a whole new thread called "mounting the right way...no valcro!"...or something close to that. Anyway it will be posted by me "josh350zman" or "350ZMan" on Xmodworld.com and I will have all the photoes posted on my website where the current picture is. Oh yes...I will be the Xmod God of body mounting!!! However I can't take all the credit as my brother-in-law other wise known as "supraz" is also in on the gig and he will be doing a Dotsun 510...soon to come. Body mounting slightly different, but same concept! Stay tuned!!!

i am making a eclipse body for mine and i found a better way to mount it
use the tab that is in your old xmod andjust make a notch like in the xmod thats what i did and i can run it into a wal nose first full speed and nothing will happen
and what the **** velcro what bumd **** is gonna put velcro on it damn that is gay
good luck if you try it it isnt that hard but it takes time and work

I'd love to see pictures of your car when it's done...please post some or e-mail them to me.

I also thought of using the exsisting clip, but with some bodies the clip just wont work...IE, my Porche 911.

With my idea...it will work with littarally any body. It does take some fabrication like using the exsiting clip, but nothing too serious. When it's done and I post...let me know what you think.

Z man!

i will put pics on here maybe by tom or the nest day but it wont have any paint on it but still you can see it and i will put a pic of the inside of how i made the clips and tabs so all can see hta velcro is not the way to go
you are the man way to think about the clips to

how would u mont a 41 choped woody with whatever u said to do ????

get the body and find out how much diff the wheel wells are and then you need to make a plate out of metal sheet that size so you can extend your car and then get the material to make a longer drive shaft and do it to

no i alredy made it to fit my car it fits the acura chassis now i need to find a way to make it stay onthe car

My pics soon to come
 

I have the answer for you...you'll have to wait until my pics come out this weekend, but if your car already fits the body...my mounting technique still works. You need not add any metal of any kind and the one secret ingrediant that you need cost $0.60.
For anyone looking at this thread...VELCRO...IS NOT THE WAY TO GO??? If it's just a show piece I guess it's fine, but if you actually plan on racing it...it just won't do.

Z Man

thank you and i will have pics of mine on here today or tom

Can't wait!!!

I've adjusted my site a bit...added two more pics...stilll none of the body mounting, but hopefully tomorrow with the moutning pieces.

Z Man

Ran into time issues...
 

I've had no time to finish the perminant mounting, but I did put an earlier picture of the mounting template on my website. What your're looking at is plastic tubing cut and bent to size to fit exactly where my drilled holes on the chassis are. The body simply sets on top and then you just screw it on from the bottom of the chassis.

Like I said this is just the template...the real brackets are made from metal tubing, but still waiting on supplies and I still haven't gottten my new axil from RS yet.

I only put the picture of the templare out because I said I'd have something for today. Hope it makes sence! I think it will when it's all done.



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