Chassis Guard Dirt Dust Resist Cover for Arrma 1/10 V3 SENTON - Resist Rocks Mud Sands Snow Leaves

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased the RC dust cover for my Arrma Granite. The cover has done an excellent job of keeping dirt and debris out of my RC, ensuring that my driveline stays intact and doesn't get damaged. However, it is worth noting that the dust cover doesn't come with Velcro tape to secure it to the chassis, which I had to purchase separately.Overall, I'm quite satisfied with this purchase, and I would highly recommend this dust cover to other RC enthusiasts looking to keep their vehicles in top condition. The quality of the cover is fantastic, and it's been durable enough to withstand multiple uses without showing any signs of wear and tear. If you're looking for a reliable and effective way to protect your RC from dust and debris, this is definitely worth considering.

If you own an Arrma Senton and have run it on anything other than pure street. You know why you need this. Even if the Velcro gets dirty and comes back off they give enough to do the entire car 3 times. This keeps the car clean and I feel is going to greatly prolong the life of the car/internals themselves.I also have a habit of picking up the perfect size pebble in the middle of a run that would jam the steering servo. This solves that problem and allows the car to complete runs without downtime / pit stops to regain steering. Several batteries already run with this installed and loving it. Temps seem about the same after install as before and have no problem completing a full battery, 5000 mah 3s 80c run.

This fits the Senton, but the fit isn’t as perfect as I would expect for something marketed as Senton specific (little bit big, which I guess you would prefer over being slightly too small). Decent quality for the price. Adhesive on provided Velcro is super sticky (clean your vehicle first of course), but do have to cut to size yourself. Keeps out dirt and leaves so overall very satisfied, but taking away a star for fitment.

I have several of these on several different RC's. These are a great concept however in my experience they do not allow for very good air flow for electronics to cool off. They don't always fit perfectly and need some adjusting, sticky velcro ends up needing replacing due to dirt and dust killing the sticky. They don't keep everything thing out of the chassis and the worst part is they Do not let dirt sand and gravel escape during the unavoidable RC roll over.On a positive note they are pretty good at keeping snow, grass and large debris out. So if you drive in that you may like them. I drive in mainly dirt, sand and gravely dirt so I don't go through the trouble of replacing when the velcro wears out. But that's just me!

Got it for the Arrma Vorteks 223s and it works perfectly. I drive on a wooded lot with dusty dirt, pine needles, old leaves and after running through a battery pack, there was literally only 3 tiny pieces of grass inside. The only downside is that the mesh restricts some of the airflow and I never overheated but I probably wasn't far from it and it was only 80°F, with a fan on the ESC and one on the motor. It'll probably have to be removed as summer nears.

The media could not be loaded. Its universal and fits all arrma vehicles, if you cant put it on go to youtube but is very self explanitory to go on, zippers start at the back of your rc.

It works amazingly, only reason the title is true is because getting the initial Velcro on was a little tough, but not that hard in the end. The second picture is how I discovered the stretchy part in the back fits in very nicely, and it works just how it should for any 3s arrma car. It’s a good cheaper option throughout all of the listings on Amazon

the first one i bought was great, the last two the zippers have failed