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TexasSP · 03:05 PM

No, the pede is sold now. I lost interest in it and never got any pics with the body on after I changed it.

Trimming down the front end area, down the sides, and around the wheel wells was the start. For the heat gun part you heat up the area about 1/2 inch shy of the base of the windshield and cut down the length, then using the heat gun (or hairdryer) and a block of wood or something similar, mold the body up to allow air to flow out.

Anyway, I think trimming the sides and front down some front and cutting the rear tailgate out yielded the most improvement.

I will also say that on the MM (which should be the same for the MMM) adjusting the punch control and throttle curve did a lot to help keep the front end from lifting as well.

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TexasSP Something, anything, nothing Offline Posts: 2,747 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Houston, TX	04.08.2008, 03:04 PM No, the pede is sold now. I lost interest in it and never got any pics with the body on after I changed it. Trimming down the front end area, down the sides, and around the wheel wells was the start. For the heat gun part you heat up the area about 1/2 inch shy of the base of the windshield and cut down the length, then using the heat gun (or hairdryer) and a block of wood or something similar, mold the body up to allow air to flow out. Anyway, I think trimming the sides and front down some front and cutting the rear tailgate out yielded the most improvement. I will also say that on the MM (which should be the same for the MMM) adjusting the punch control and throttle curve did a lot to help keep the front end from lifting as well. www.cubicle101.com A friends comic strip website. Last edited by TexasSP; 04.08.2008 at 03:05 PM.