RPMSnap Tite Body Saver, 1/4", Black

You have to ream out a bigger hole for these to fit which is not a big deal if you have a reamer. But after I did this, I could not for the life of me get these to snap together. The Flo-Tek body's lexan must be too thick for these to work. I'm going to have to glue these in somehow because I've already reamed the holes in my brand new body. Shame because I like most of RPM's upgrades.UPDATE: After an hour of work, cutting myself, and scratching the heck out of my now bloody paint job, I managed to get them to work. I shaved off a small amount from the underside clip thereby giving a little more room for the post part to stick up. It still took an ungodly amount of force to get them to 'snap' together. Actually there was no snap, they just sort of sit there an hug each other. So I CA glued the heck out of them and hope that they'll hold.

I use these on all of my RC bodies. They keep the body from getting scratched up or cracking at the mounting holes. The slight extra thickness they add is usually perfect for keeping the body from rattling around without the need for shims or washers. Just remember you'll need to ream the holes a little before you can install these. I personally use a body reamer and put masking tape over the mounting holes on the inside of the body to prevent the paint from chipping as it's cut. That might not be necessary but better safe than sorry.

These are a real pain to attach to your lexan or p/c body. Maybe easier on thinner material, but difficult on my Slash body. I glued mine in hopes they'll stay on. Good so far.

Always popping apart tried glue still had problems you got to ream the body post holes a little bit if you lose the body savers then the body lose and rattles because of the hole being bigger

They were a little hard to install, but once they were on they looked good. However, they are quick to come loose after crashes and easily to loose. I got a rolling cage instead so I wont have to mess with the body and the pins all the time.

Do what they should, minor reaming required on stock slash body holes

Works great. just had to ream out the body holes a tad with a exacto knife but not much on a stock body but that's fine cant even tell it was done at all. So the people complaining man up

meh, they are larger than the stock body holes

These do not fit if the body has any curves around where the holes are. a bit disappointing.