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Pro-Z T-Bar Types

The Three standard Pro-Z t bars that are included in with the chassis kit. A 4mm 6mm and 8mm wide t bars will cover most of your tuning needs.
These three are the "enzo" t bars. Very similar to the standard t bars but they are 4mm longer to give your Pro-Z a 98 mm wheel base to match the new Mini-Z 02 body styles Comes in 4mm 6mm 8mm widths.
The channeled t bars come in each variety. Standard length, Enzo and super long. The long t bars are 10mm longer than the standard t bar and use a different set of mounting holes on the chassis. The long t bars use the same wheelbase as the standard t bars.
Here is a comparison of the standard length t bar and the Enzo 98mm wheelbase t bar. Both Styles use the same mounting hole on the chassis

The bottom view of the Pocket Knife chassis. The red holes are used for the long t bars and the standard and enzo t bars use the green holes. Both share the use of the center hole. The blue hole is used for the center spring on the channel t bars.
Another view of the bottom with a long t bar bolted up.
A look at the long t bar bolted to the Pro-Z chassis. Notice the holes in the center of the t bar these can be used for a center t bar mounted spring to adjust down travel.
The center spring uses a long screw and a teflon shim to mount any spring.
You can use almost any spring you want as the center spring. This is a progressive coned spring
This is an associated spring the same spring used on the pro-z side spring suspention
You can also use the mini-z front suspention springs