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Gee · 09.27.2009, 04:16 AM

Well that sounds good. You can use a different ring gear/pinion in the LST cases as long as they are the standard 1/8th scale size. Selective gearing vs just using what the LST comes with. Although it doesn't look there a bunch of different option out there.

Semi Pro I did some more calculation or should I say played around some more with Brians Calculator. I found that the muggy gear ratio bring the numbers I was putting in real close to the 1:1 Rollout. So I think I am getting what you mean by the muggy diffs being a better fit.

Thanks for the help guys.

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Gee A Horse's Ass Offline Posts: 1,065 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Spokane WA	09.27.2009, 04:16 AM Well that sounds good. You can use a different ring gear/pinion in the LST cases as long as they are the standard 1/8th scale size. Selective gearing vs just using what the LST comes with. Although it doesn't look there a bunch of different option out there. Semi Pro I did some more calculation or should I say played around some more with Brians Calculator. I found that the muggy gear ratio bring the numbers I was putting in real close to the 1:1 Rollout. So I think I am getting what you mean by the muggy diffs being a better fit. Thanks for the help guys.