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Got a few more pics. Don't mind the dirt, I actually got a chance to run it a bit this past weekend.





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And some close ups





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02.07.2008, 01:58 AM

How tough is that thing?

Hows the drive train?

Looks really nice! Awesome job on the motor mount!
   
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How tough is that thing?

Hows the drive train?

Looks really nice! Awesome job on the motor mount!
So far seems very tough, it did a lot of cart wheels and flips when running the Big Maxximum (before thicker chassis). Nothing broke, until I actually hit something (mailbox always jumps out in the way), and busted a front bulkhead.

Drive train is very tough, same as the LST2 only different ratios, upgraded to TiNi diff gears and sportwerks hardened spider gears, as well as aluminum housings f/r and aluminum center diff cup.

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Diffs - 02.07.2008, 11:30 AM

Did you actually have trouble with the diffs, or just upgraded as prevention?
   
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Did you actually have trouble with the diffs, or just upgraded as prevention?
I just upgraded as prevention, figured I would rebuild everything with the new chassis. I actually ran the stock diffs with aluminum cases when I had the Big Maxximum in there, and no problems with that much power.
   
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02.07.2008, 07:41 PM

very nice truck cant wait to see it run


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02.10.2008, 06:26 PM

This is the best looking Muggy I have ever seen or will ever see, good job.


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02.17.2008, 04:46 PM

im startin my muggy conversion on thursday hopefully i get i done in a week i very eager to see this thing run. i have to send out my center diff to mike so he can make me a motor mount. i was thinkin of tryin to put a kb45 in it but i think that might be overkill especially for the track. so ill prolly put a 9xl and 5s. have u ran urs on 5s if so how was it? i think it should be fast enough for racing.


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02.17.2008, 05:43 PM

5s should be plenty for the track with proper motor (maybe 1515 1Y). I never ran mine on 5s, but 6s makes a LOT of power.
   
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Nice Muggy, great motor mount. I have to get out of my slump and finish mine, kind of hard when your watching your pennies.
   
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02.18.2008, 06:28 AM

thanks for the vids i think i might try the kb45 8xl maybe even the 8l(it puts out over 3400 claimed watts) i have to find out about gearing i found an adapter for mounting it and i think ill order a 16024 and a 6s maybe even try 7-8s ill bash and beat on it a lil before race season who cares i have my 8ight-t for racing


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