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mamba Max 5700 - would it be powerful enough? |
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mamba Max 5700 - would it be powerful enough? -
01.29.2007, 04:11 PM
Well,
I have a Mamba Max 5700 combo, and after a while my T4 is looking a bit worse for wear :005: and a person on another forum linked me to some motor mounts that could possibly work in an MT2, so i was wondering would it be powerful enough for an MT2 on 7 or 8 cells? Thanks! |
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01.29.2007, 05:58 PM
It would work fine on the MT2.
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01.29.2007, 06:20 PM
just watch the gearing.....it's still more than double the weight of your T2.
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01.30.2007, 02:38 PM
Yeah thats what i was thinking, but i have seen a video of 2 mamba max's pushing one of them ride on kids toys with an adult rider, which was kind of amazing.
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