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Well.... it's axles wheels motor guide and body mounts. It is a bunch of components, but the chassis is a ladder style which requires some stiffening and doesn't have the capability of a pod. I have a couple of the older style before they went aluminum....but aluminum ladder chassis were widely used in the 60s.

Not sure what motor is included but when you add the chassis you are up in the 50-60 range and then I am with Harry....why not use the HRS2, pick your inserts, and have fast car without more tuning?

Nothing against PM....Lots of good stuff there. I just don't see much use here.

Well, they stopped making that kit so it is not an option.

I got a lead on things so will wait and see.

The Plafit EZ3400 is another option that's out there if your looking for a rtf 1/32 metal chassis

Years ago I had the blue PCB ladder chassis made by pro-track, I think it was, and I was amazed at how easily it was levelled and frozen in place. Worked great, but the motor supplied was crazy fast and I had to substitute to make it right. Seems like the same exact patterns on this one except made from aluminum. I would think that aluminum would not take a hit the way fiberglass did. For the price, the PRS chassis kit from Pendle's is probably the best buy for my use (when exchange rates and shipping are to my advantage), but Slot.it is very high quality which might be more important to folks who want more speed.