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JOHNNYMAXXIMA · 07.21.2006, 04:28 AM

Nothing new jhautz. I've only run it once since I got it together and that was only for a few minutes until the front diff went south. My wife had a surgery and I've been taking care of her and my two little ones for the past couple of weeks (man do I have some serious respect for full time mom's) so I haven't got around to fixing it yet.

Never had any issues with the old dual 9L/9920 setup. Everything ran cool so I'm sure I could have played with the gearing a little bit more and got a few mph more out of it.
If you decide to run a dual setup, definitely try and run LiPo if you can because it will save you a couple of pounds (literally).

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JOHNNYMAXXIMA RC-Monster Dual Brushless! Offline Posts: 950 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Corona, Ca.	07.21.2006, 04:28 AM Nothing new jhautz. I've only run it once since I got it together and that was only for a few minutes until the front diff went south. My wife had a surgery and I've been taking care of her and my two little ones for the past couple of weeks (man do I have some serious respect for full time mom's) so I haven't got around to fixing it yet. Never had any issues with the old dual 9L/9920 setup. Everything ran cool so I'm sure I could have played with the gearing a little bit more and got a few mph more out of it. If you decide to run a dual setup, definitely try and run LiPo if you can because it will save you a couple of pounds (literally).