I just got a muggy roller
 

yea! sh!t's tight :mdr: It came with the aluminum f/r differential cases also:party:
Are the front and rear diffs supposed to be a little loose in the bulkheads because whenever I spin the wheels they are moving a little bit.

no, you need to shim them :gasp:

The diff cases are a little slack on my muggy. As long as the diffs are properly shimmed inside you should be fine.

I put one wrap of electrical tape in there to take up the slack.

ya I put some lexan in between the sliding parts and the bumpers and its holding up well. thanks all! I think that the bearings for the input gear shafts on both diffs need to be replaced because they have a bit of play in them, but it also came with the aftermarket (titanium?) ring gears and heard that they are pretty tough.

anybody know a descent cheap motor for the truggy?

heres some pics I added the chassis brace so far:

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...e/SSL10666.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...e/SSL10667.jpg