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hardmankam · 09.18.2009, 01:38 AM

A little off topic:

If I were to place the motor to the front (opposite to the steering servo), that means I would have to raise the center diff 3-4mm from the chassis in order for the diff gear to clear the bottom, would this setup have any bad effects? or it is better to cut a diff gear slot on the bottom of the chassis?

Do I also have to raise the front and rear ends of the buggy as well to preserve the proper length/angle of the drivetrains?

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hardmankam RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 13 Join Date: Jan 2009	09.18.2009, 01:38 AM A little off topic: If I were to place the motor to the front (opposite to the steering servo), that means I would have to raise the center diff 3-4mm from the chassis in order for the diff gear to clear the bottom, would this setup have any bad effects? or it is better to cut a diff gear slot on the bottom of the chassis? Do I also have to raise the front and rear ends of the buggy as well to preserve the proper length/angle of the drivetrains?