For you engineers out there - GRIPS

[BenD]

tell me why you need a car that can go 230 mph, and can get up to 60 mph in 2.3 seconds....

Get my point?

[magmonkey]

instead of threaded holes with screws use 1/4 turn pins to hold the grips on (the same thing that holds the body togther on sportsman and modified DIRT cars and alot of body parts for older snowmobiles)

[Mossman]

nope, actually i dont see your point at all. Electro guns like the SFL with 24bps semi boards, thats like a mclaren F1....too fast to even use properly or up to the level it was designed to perform.

Grips are totally different. You find one pair you like. You stick with em. You want a new color you change em. They get old, you change em. You want more comfy, u change em, etc. If u want to change mid-day get a screwdriver, or get shorter screws. Grips dont affect nothing, this is kinda silly.

Grip FRAMES that were quick change-able, like vegeta's idea, that would be cool. Wanna play front, pop on the Z-grip you had in your harness in 30 seconds. Wanna go back to cover fire pop on a regular 45 which at least to me seems more suited for that type of playing. Only problem with that is, where does your tank go? :)

-Sam

[Snooky]

yeah i guess that having quick removable grips would be cool but i still dont see why u would have to change grips in such a short amount of time in between matches. just seems like an added feature that u dont really need. Now the frame idea is a decent idea but i still don't think we need to change frames or grips in a period of seconds.

[ShooterJM]

Eh previous to my purchasing a mag, I used to hollow grip frames and keep a few orings, macro line, hex wrench, etc in there. An emergency field kit etc. At that time I had problems with my hoses popping. Also I'll probably try to put my version of the idea on me egrip frame (assuming I finish it). Allow quick access to the battery if there's a midgame failure.

[splat11756]

simple, get rid of the grooves for the screws with a file and buy brass eagle quick disconect pins for a stingray. You slid the rite in and out