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mustbnitro · 12.28.2007, 12:29 AM

-The Kyosho spur may fit fine, but often times needs to be barely sanded on the outside edge of the case.

-That helps with weight distribution with the Lipo on the other side, you will have to to a custom brake servo mount if you want to run it and Y cable for the reciever.

-My truck is not off the ground yet, but I didn't go the mechanical brakes route, I may switch over in the future if I feel I need it for racing. Yet I drive the truck more like a 1/10 scale ride so I am not needing brake bias as make as other drivers who drift through the turns and when I do go sideways to turn, it is usually from momentum on the build up to a turn so the bias of front and rear is not needed to help the rear move around back in a turn.

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mustbnitro RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 26 Join Date: Dec 2007	12.28.2007, 12:29 AM -The Kyosho spur may fit fine, but often times needs to be barely sanded on the outside edge of the case. -That helps with weight distribution with the Lipo on the other side, you will have to to a custom brake servo mount if you want to run it and Y cable for the reciever. -My truck is not off the ground yet, but I didn't go the mechanical brakes route, I may switch over in the future if I feel I need it for racing. Yet I drive the truck more like a 1/10 scale ride so I am not needing brake bias as make as other drivers who drift through the turns and when I do go sideways to turn, it is usually from momentum on the build up to a turn so the bias of front and rear is not needed to help the rear move around back in a turn.