RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - Mm-pro in a truggy ?

fastbaja5b · 08.13.2011, 11:27 AM

Personally I wouldn't chance it, had enough Castle esc's blow up as it is! My SC8e RTR came with a MMP in it, but I chose not to chance it and through a MMM in there. Savage 2350, SC8e, by putting the MMP instead of an MMM in and gearing it conservatively drops the price and gets people in, but so do Tamiya's and Traxxas cars. A Tamiya TL01 kit came without bearings (used plastic bushings), doesn't mean you shouldn't run bearings in a car, just means it drops the price point to get that initial sale.

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fastbaja5b RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 704 Join Date: May 2008	08.13.2011, 11:27 AM Personally I wouldn't chance it, had enough Castle esc's blow up as it is! My SC8e RTR came with a MMP in it, but I chose not to chance it and through a MMM in there. Savage 2350, SC8e, by putting the MMP instead of an MMM in and gearing it conservatively drops the price and gets people in, but so do Tamiya's and Traxxas cars. A Tamiya TL01 kit came without bearings (used plastic bushings), doesn't mean you shouldn't run bearings in a car, just means it drops the price point to get that initial sale. Say Less, Do More.