Body mounting systems on radio-controlled vehicles secure the body shell to the chassis. These systems, often composed of posts and clips, are crucial for protecting internal components and providing the vehicle with its aesthetic appeal. The material used in their construction significantly impacts their durability and performance.
Upgrading to more robust materials offers several advantages. Enhanced resistance to impact, prolonged lifespan, and improved stability during operation are frequently cited benefits. Historically, plastic components were standard, but advancements in materials science have led to the increased availability and use of stronger alternatives that withstand more rigorous conditions.