Bingo Wasp RMX Chassis

Remove the 20 screws from the stock upper brace (set the screws aside). Remove the upper brace, then transfer the front end and backend components to the Wasp RMX chassis.

Assemble the new upper brace as shown, using the 3 x 15mm standoffs, and reusing 6 screws from stock brace.

Install new upper brace using 8 locknuts, reusing 8 screws from stock brace. *Note newer versions may be using embedded press nuts instead of locknuts.

Reattach gyro mount plate to one side of the upper brace using 2 screws from stock brace. Standard setup is complete.

The RMX Upper Brace extender lengthens the upper brace and allows the battery to be placed more rearward when the motor is mounted hight. The brace extender also increases chassis flex. *Note newer versions use press nuts instead of the 15mm standoffs.

Remove the plastic gearbox front mount pieces. Retain the 30mm and 40mm screws.

*Note newer versions use press nuts embedded in the brace instead of the 15mm standoffs.

Attach the upper brace extensions as shown. Use 2 x 15mm standoffs and 4 x M3x8 flat head screws. 

Attach the upper brace extension to the gearbox using the stock screws. Long one toward the rear, with 3mm spacer, and shorter one toward front. 

Reuse a locknut on the front screw. Install the 0.5mm spacer and 9mm spacer on rear screw. Rear screw goes into motor plate. It is recommended that the spur gear and motor plate be removed to make installation of the gearbox screws easier. *Note newer versions use an embedded press nut instead of the lock nut shown here.

Motor can be placed in the high position, and battery cage can be moved rearward for more traction