Schumacher Neon 210mm Chassis Replacement Graphite 2.25 - Factory Pro O-SMCP01  [FP-O-SMCP01]

Price:
AUD$65.49
Brand:
Factory Pro
Model:
FP-O-SMCP01
Condition:
Brand New
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Neon 210mm Main Chassis Notes

This Factory Pro replacement main chassis is made to suit the Schumacher Neon 210mm wheelbase layout. The component is intended as a direct chassis swap or as a baseline for setup experimentation, preserving the Neon mounting holes and boss positions.

The 2.25mm graphite material called out in the product name should be considered the chassis rigidity reference when planning tune changes. When installing, keep existing hardware and verify alignment of motor mount, gearbox, and suspension pick-ups to avoid unexpected handling changes.

Hands-on tips for builders: inspect screws and insert engagement, move any track-specific shims across to the new plate, and check battery and electronics clearance before completing assembly. This plate provides a stable chassis datum rather than adding a targeted performance boost.

Specifications

  • Item: Main chassis (Schumacher Neon)
  • Material: Graphite 2.25
  • Model Number: Factory Pro O-SMCP01
  • Compatibility: Schumacher Neon, wheelbase 210mm

Install this chassis when you want a consistent graphite reference or need to replace a damaged Neon main plate; always confirm fit against your current Neon components first.

No modification should be necessary for standard Neon 210mm layouts, but always check mount positions and move any spacers or shims during the test assembly.
Graphite tends to give a different flex characteristic and can help with predictable handling; aluminium is stiffer and changes feedback differently, so choose based on your tuning goals.
Avoid over-torquing screws and inspect mounting holes for burrs; if needed, use small washers under metal hardware to spread load and protect the graphite.
Most installs will not require repositioning, but confirm battery and ESC clearance after fitting the plate to ensure there is no interference with the motor or transmission.
Yes, the consistent graphite construction makes it a good baseline for iterative setup testing and comparing the effects of spring and shock changes.

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