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01.07.2009, 05:30 AM

Why the RRP spur? The stock one is free and seems tough as nails so far. Your diff setup should handle the power nicely. It's freezing here too, but that has never stopped me before I finally managed to break my tricked-out Rustler the other night...-40 degrees and a full speed impact with a car trailer and all I broke was a camber link

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01.07.2009, 05:42 AM

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Why the RRP spur?
I bought a used muggy, and the spur looked pretty beat up. As I wanted to start conservatively, I got the RR spur. Wasn't sure how heavy the muggy would be after the conversion to brushless. But now I know, and am going back to stock as soon as I get a new spur.

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