[JThiessen]

Flux, Truggy, or LST2.....

I'd like to figure out how to give my 8T more lift - Brian, did you do a thread on yours?

One option is to see if you can find front and rear diff/arm assy's off an RC8T on Ebay, and buy mikes chassis for it. I'd guess that would put you somewhere between 275 and 350 without electronics if you can get a deal on the front and rears.

In my own experience, the Flux is 100 times more durable than any 10th scale I've had, and the jury is still out on the Truggy, as I havent had enough time to run mine to get a good opinion. I can tell you that they dont have the jaw dropping wheely producing drivetrain that the MT's do, and at first I was a littel concerned about it, but after a couple times running the truggy, it is fast, just in a much smoother manner.