Hi guys, welcome to a new video. [music] Today I would like to show you a little bit the different chassis we have and also talk about a little bit stock versus modified because it can be a little bit different which chassis we want to choose for [music] which class we're going to drive. So let's jump into it. First of all we have the carbon chassis.

For modified I like to use this in a low bite asphalt but we have the new steel chassis 1.2. This one seems to be [music] very versatile chassis and you can use in many different conditions. So this one I use from medium to high bite. And then last up we have the 1.5 alo. This one sometime I use in the low bite.

Asphalt and also in the carpet sometimes. So for modified mainly the 15 aloo or the 1.2 to steel. But for what I want to point out today is don't forget the carbon chassis and especially in the stock the carbon chassis can be more benefit because in in stock you want to use a little bit bigger battery. So this [music] battery is going to be a little bit higher weight and therefore we will gain advantage with the carbon chassis because this is lighter. So the overall weight of your car will be more in balance with the carbon chassis and the big battery. Because for example with the steel chassis this one is more heavy and then you put the big battery it will be I think too heavy but stock [music] you can still use the steel chassis or the 1.5 aloo but keep these two chassis for indoor car. So overall I like to recommend the carbon for the stock and the steel and alo [music] for the modified class. Also when I use the carbon in the stock I always keep using the boomerang stiffener [music] in front and rear chassis stiffener. this help to make a wider range for the carbon and you gain stability and side bite. So there we have a little bit the comparison between stock and modified when using um [music] when choosing the chassis. So again, if you have any more [music] questions, please send me a message. I'm happy to help out. If you need more information about Infiniti products, please visit the website or contact your local dealer. That's it for me today, guys.

Thanks so much for watching and see you next time.