T-Rexx No-Fairing-Cut Frame Sliders

[MVent03]

 :star:It's a lot thinner than it looks. If I remember correctly I believe it is the stock mount for the original horn. Just two thin pieces of aluminum bent to the correct angle. Not rigid at all.

Edit: Lol, I misunderstood the previous post.

[Formori]

Kind of scary attaching a structural plate to the aluminum engine case. Looks like an easy way to crack the case in a crash.

The mounting plate for the sliders doesn't actually mount to the engine casing, the two middle bolts are just spacers that sit on top of the bolt heads on the casing. The structural bars at the front and back of the plate are what take the load in a crash, protecting the engine but not putting excess stresses on it.

This is why they changed the design from case-mounted to offset like it is now, to better protect the engine while keeping the sliders in place.

[dgyver]

Ok. Thanks for the explanation. 

[jolt77]

Any idea how I get hold of some spare parts for T-Rex Racing Frame Sliders to reuse some after a crash?

[Unsane]

Email them customerservice@t-rex-racing.com

Here is a link to the kit http://t-rex-racing.com/catalog.php?item=253

[jolt77]

Thanks Cam

[weedahoe]

They are not cheap though. Trust me, I know as I had to order one puck. I have a full kit for sale though if your interested.