Traxxas Slash 4X4 Chassis Conversion Kit, Low Cg

Excellent stuff, been wrenching on slashes long enough don't need instructions but the diagram is pretty clear. People hate on Traxxas but this is yet another super well engineered set with all the hardware. All the other supposed 'better' brands won't even give you new screws with a part, they offer another part number for the darn screws. It's a bit embarrassing at times how cheap they really are. I have all the other brands too, Traxxas is by far the best with parts by a mile.As anyone will tell you, fantastic upgrade for any slash 4x4, and the LCG slash can be made into so many other variants, monster trucks, buggies, rally and even street versions. Just did another one of these for an old salty 13yo slash getting some makeover love this spring. This set is anything but expensive, it's an exceptional value.

Makes the Slash handle much better! Came with everything needed to complete install. I preferred some YouTube videos versus the instructions that came in the package. The servo horn is different from HCG chassis.

This kit includes everything...except directions. Fortunately there is at least one You Tube video that goes through the process step by step. $75 and no instructions? Shame on Traxxas. Once installed, the Slash becomes a much better racer. Fewer flips when cornering. You do give up chassis clearance, but if you are running this on grass, clay, dirt, pavement, the decreased bottom clearance is a great trade off for a better handling RC truck. I believe it can be found for less $$$ from other sources, but I needed it ASAP, so paid the price.

It was a good product

It is a well made product. Instructions are straightforward and construction seems very durable so far. However, I was hoping that this kit would fix the problem I was having with the stock chassis where I was unable to use the full steering throw because part of the steering linkage was contacting the driveshaft. This kit relocates both the steering servo and drive shaft to lower positions, but I still have the same problem of the steering linkage contacting the drive shaft. It has ground down almost 50% of the head of the linkage and is now eating into the screw that is holding the two linkage halves together. I’m going to do more research and see if there’s a third party or DIY modification that will fix this. Other than that, I am very happy with how the car handles in fast, sweeping corners now. No more tipping over and doing cartwheels into the wall at the track while going 45 mph!

Love it

I've installed this on my Slash Ultimate 4x4 which flipped like a stack of pancakes everytime I ran it around the front yard and street. I've beat the heck out of my stock body and most of it was unintentional flips due to the high center of gravity. I installed this kit and now the same car with 2 year old tires sticks to the road like glue. I only flip now if I'm going up a curb too fast during a turn or something else stupid. The only recommendation I can make is to buy new bearings; a new center differential bearing (Traxxas P/N 5119) as the kit didn't come with one, and the 2 little bearings on the front bulkhead (Traxxas P/N 5114) as they were fused to the old bulkhead. Overall, great addition and SOOOOOO worth the money. Buy one now!

Comes with everything was thinking it would probably be missing something but was not had everything down to the screws great upgrade