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10kman
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02.03.2011, 01:08 PM

It's not drop-in easy for the battery trays, the chassis guards on the MGT, at least the one on the right side, has the steering servo mount in there. You'd have to hack it off to keep that in place, which was going to look bad and make it probably less rigid.

Luckily I already had the 4s2p pack, so it's fine, but if I was using the 2 packs out of my e-revo, I'd have to think about this more closely.

As soon as I got this thing out of the box, I was happy all over again. MGT's are so simple to work on, and they are just a true MT in my eyes. Not that a savage isn't, or a LST, the MGT just is my ONE truck that I really like.

AE is focused on the micro scene, and the SC stuff that is new and exciting. I still like the MT's, they are more fun for my type of bashing, but different strokes for different folks. I do wish they would at least get with the times and include a nicer radio with the RTR kits. I know it's simple and most people strip them out anyway, but it probably keeps people from even looking their way since it's FM, and everyone else advertises their fancy 2.4Ghz system. Noobs get wrapped up in specs, and I want the truck to stay around as long as possible, any help would be great!
   
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