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Arct1k · 11:50 AM

The ST is known for its buggy handling and excellent turning - If you're spending 400+ on a kit and buying a mmm I don't understand not balancing the purchase with the motor and servo.

If the intention is that these are a stop gap then no issue but experience has shown it tends to be false economy.

My 2c is that I personally think you'd be better off saving $150-200 by buying a nice roller and then buying a better elecs (motor and servo).

PS 132 is at 6v - the mmm is set at 5.5v so your looking more like 125.

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Arct1k RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 6,597 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: NJ	07.08.2008, 11:48 AM The ST is known for its buggy handling and excellent turning - If you're spending 400+ on a kit and buying a mmm I don't understand not balancing the purchase with the motor and servo. If the intention is that these are a stop gap then no issue but experience has shown it tends to be false economy. My 2c is that I personally think you'd be better off saving $150-200 by buying a nice roller and then buying a better elecs (motor and servo). PS 132 is at 6v - the mmm is set at 5.5v so your looking more like 125. Last edited by Arct1k; 07.08.2008 at 11:50 AM.