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jnev · 05.08.2007, 10:18 AM

They stand up to brushless really well. You shouldn't have to upgrade anything for a few packs. But eventually, the wear will start kicking in, and the diffs will probably die. So if you want to be safe, Then I'd recommend MIP CVD's front and/or rear and MIP super diffs in the front and/or rear. With this set up, you should be fine with almost any setup.

A MM is a little too much in a such a small rc like this one IMO.

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jnev RC-Monster Brushless Offline Posts: 2,864 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: SoCal	05.08.2007, 10:18 AM They stand up to brushless really well. You shouldn't have to upgrade anything for a few packs. But eventually, the wear will start kicking in, and the diffs will probably die. So if you want to be safe, Then I'd recommend MIP CVD's front and/or rear and MIP super diffs in the front and/or rear. With this set up, you should be fine with almost any setup. A MM is a little too much in a such a small rc like this one IMO.