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killajb · 12.27.2008, 01:47 PM

Awesome looking rig Pimp'n..

How does it handle? I've been reading a lot about LSTs as well and the weight distribution issues with the battery in the back. Just wondering how turning "feels" with the battery and motor mass positioned that way in a large vehicle.

Unsullied: I have a Muggy conversion as well and ended up going with the RPM arms after breaking the stock ones. Aside from that, the rear diff housing was somehow cracked (bought it used and apparently it came with a slight fracture that was further propagated with 1515 power!) and now I'm waiting on a rear diff pinion and ring gear combo. Otherwise, a big dancing bear if I ever saw one!

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killajb RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 247 Join Date: Dec 2007	12.27.2008, 01:47 PM Awesome looking rig Pimp'n.. How does it handle? I've been reading a lot about LSTs as well and the weight distribution issues with the battery in the back. Just wondering how turning "feels" with the battery and motor mass positioned that way in a large vehicle. Unsullied: I have a Muggy conversion as well and ended up going with the RPM arms after breaking the stock ones. Aside from that, the rear diff housing was somehow cracked (bought it used and apparently it came with a slight fracture that was further propagated with 1515 power!) and now I'm waiting on a rear diff pinion and ring gear combo. Otherwise, a big dancing bear if I ever saw one!