I have found a guy in the US that makes these but I'm not sure about him as he advertises this bash bar as fitting both the Typhon and the Talion Now one of these I might buy because its $40 less than the Radical rc one. Simple math tells you that the 24oz steak is the better value.īut anyway. How can you not understand that analogy? You have your choice between 2 steaks at the supermarket, both steaks came form the same cow, one is 6oz it costs $94 one is 24oz it costs $140. If the bash bar allows you to bash harder without breaking things like bulk heads or bending drive shafts, then it's going to be worth it for some. Somebody who buys Tesla stock doesn't think it's overpriced.
Someone who buys a Ferrari probably doesn't think it's overpriced. I challenge you to do it for less than £1000.īut anyway, whether something is overpriced or not is subjective. You'll need a workshop, machinery, electronic equipment to monitor tolerances. The holes need to line up with good tolerances. There is a bend in the front of the chassis which the bash bar needs to match. In fact, you're probably going to see very little in difference of cost of goods for a 24 oz and 6oz steak (averaged over a large number of units).Įthically, always pay workers a good wage.įrom an engineering point of view, a chassis plate has to have very good fitment with the chassis, otherwise you're just adding weight with no toughness (ability to absorb energy). You're paying £200 for a steak because it's cheaper (and quicker) to do that than raising the cow and doing all the slaughtering yourself.
It's not just the materials you are paying for, you're paying for skilled workmanship. You're paying the slaughter house to humanely slaughter the cow and cut the meat, then you're paying the butcher to cut and mature the fillet bit for 30 days. You're paying the farmer to rear and care for the cow.
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