Xxx chassis question

72c · 10/15/19, 5:44 AM

Can anybody with a xxx chassis tell me if the gap under the motor plate is normal?

lce · 10/15/19, 8:09 AM

The gap is normal nowadays for weight savings. The floor pan usually wraps up the front to take up the gap. Typically the lightened side of the motor plate gets installed facing forward though.

LMS · 10/15/19, 5:27 PM

All the XXX motor plates have the lightened side towards the driver, and you can tell by the groove across the top of motor plate where the dash (aluminum or fiberglass) resides in. We have new and used XXX motor plates available, along with frames, bodies, and other XXX items. Thank You.

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10/15/19, 8:09 AM	#2 Re: Xxx chassis question
lce Member Race Count This Year: 14 Race Count Last Year: 12 Join Date: Aug 2018 Posts: 15	The gap is normal nowadays for weight savings. The floor pan usually wraps up the front to take up the gap. Typically the lightened side of the motor plate gets installed facing forward though.

10/15/19, 5:27 PM	#3 Re: Xxx chassis question
LMS Member Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 71	All the XXX motor plates have the lightened side towards the driver, and you can tell by the groove across the top of motor plate where the dash (aluminum or fiberglass) resides in. We have new and used XXX motor plates available, along with frames, bodies, and other XXX items. Thank You.