INJORARock Tarantula Nylon Buggy Body Shell Chassis Kit for TRX4M 1/18 RC Crawler Upgrade（Black）

Great quality plenty of extra screws and hardware! Makes it look great and function even better. Assembly can be a bit tricky only thing that would make it easier would be labeled bags such as ( screw type A) would recommend!

Fun build, good instructions.

Honestly, this body is a complete game changer for these 1/18 crawlers. The clearance, versatility in suspension and access it gives to work on them is completely unrivaled. I was hesitant to use a 3D printed frame at first but these hold up extremely well. The tiny screws that hold this together can strip easily so be careful, even then though there are so many, even if one or two strip, the others hold it together really well. The design is near perfect, others on here will complain about the servo hitting or scraping but that is simply because they are either using stock shocks or shocks not much larger than stock. I used the Injora 59mm shocks and can't get the servo to scrape if I try. If it's a problem for some, Injora offers a new free hood with clearance for the servo, if you go to their website and enter a code, they will ship you the corrected hood for free. The only thing I can say even remotely bad about this, is that the battery cannot be taken to and from the crawler body, easily. I managed to get the entire battery tray and strap in but there is no way to release it, remove and replace the battery, not easily anyway. So, you end up keeping the same battery in and just plugging the whole car into the charger. I see other solutions for this debacle, but I've tried them all and nothing is an "easy" fix for this. I personally use a Velcro strap I got from another project, its the best I can use over and over but even then it's difficult to get re-strapped.All in all, for the money, this is an absolute must have. I bought extras just to have on hand because the price is too good to pass up. I would 100% recommend these to others and I will most certainly buy again. One of each color :)

It worked out pretty good for my Ascent 18 buggy build. Though it took a lot of trimming excess parts and some time under a heat gun with some forming jigs set to hold it in the new shape. As well as making some new panels out of 1mm acrylic sheets since the panels that came with it didn't allow for proper shock clearance through the hood and the side panels had some odd molding choices (also, my first attempt at painting the first set of panels came out looking more appropriate for a clown car than a sweet rock buggy).

If you want to make your rig go over anything really or just about, this chassis is a must. It is not a body that you can just take on and off this replaces the entire Frame and Body of your truck and make it one piece. The only thing you use from the stock frame is the skid plate. I will mention that the screws are really small you need to have a P20 .050 Allen head and it is easy to strip inside the body while assembling so just be careful on that. As many other people have said the front hood has clearance issues with the servo but either cut the hood or don't run it I like it better without it. And I did notice with building a high Trail Chevy that the control arms are longer so this steering servo pitman arm or horn whatever will hit the frame so you just have to bend it a little bit on that part of the frame. Dare I mention the light bar it is awesome super bright but not very durable couple rollovers and the circuit board falls out no problem just some glue. This chassis also makes it so you're approach angles are over 90° Plus. This also makes your center of gravity really really low compared to really high on the SUVs this chassis is super light and weighs 40 G or something like that instead of 100 plus grams which is insane and makes a massive difference you don't tip over and you can get on 50° angles without tipping depending on your build.

I bought this immediately after building Injora’s scx24 based buggy which is 5 stars all the way! This one was not the same quality IMO. The frame rails were curved and not one screw actually got tight. It’s holding together but I’d sure like to feel the screw get tight like they did on the smaller buggy! Also, I was hoping to build it 4WS but the rear of the cage will have to be hacked severely to make that happen so it will likely remain 2WS. It’s not bad for the money but I’ve come to expect better from Injora.

Paired with aftermarket stuff and it's one of my best looking and performing rig.

This product came with instructions and plenty of extra hardware. Easy to assemble but be careful of over-tightening. The biggest challenge is placing electronics and battery. Did run into some minor clearance issues on the front using high trail links.This is a great entry for someone wanting to make something custom without it being too overwhelming or expensive.