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04.24.2009, 12:17 PM

I'm building a G3R as well and was a little disturbed to hear this rumour. Is it a rumour or has it been confirmed that GorrillaMax is no more? I'm about 3/4 of the way through my build. I still have to figure out the transmission and slipper clutch mod. It looks like Mike's Slipperential wouldn't work all that well in this application........ I think........

I also want to design a mounting plate for the MMM so that it sits above the battery packs. I don't like the idea of it sitting above the motor. It seems like it would be too vulnerable up there.
   
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04.24.2009, 07:29 PM

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I'm building a G3R as well and was a little disturbed to hear this rumour. Is it a rumour or has it been confirmed that GorrillaMax is no more? I'm about 3/4 of the way through my build. I still have to figure out the transmission and slipper clutch mod. It looks like Mike's Slipperential wouldn't work all that well in this application........ I think........

I also want to design a mounting plate for the MMM so that it sits above the battery packs. I don't like the idea of it sitting above the motor. It seems like it would be too vulnerable up there.
Gorillamaxx is still operating but the G3 (Emaxx and Revo) chassis will be discontinued, or maybe already is. I plan to buy a few extra plates and maybe a few CF ones as well


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