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RC-Monster Mike · 09.07.2005, 07:16 PM

You may also consider the FastLane chassis. This is available as a regular length or extended length, and can accept the tranny on the front AND rear of the chassis, so it is ready for these conversions! I would use the extended length chassis myself. You could then run two of the cnc trannies, as well as two of the RCM heatsinks and steel diff gears for a sweet, bulletproof setup to die for!
For the motors, I would probably run with the Feigao 8s motors, or even lehner basic 4200 motors. Dual 11.1volt lipos would make this truck a complete animal! With dual motors, I don't think the "L" size is necessary.
I am actually excited just thinking about it! I hope you post some pictures when it is all done, too. I just love custom trucks!

By the way, welcome to the forums!

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	09.07.2005, 07:16 PM You may also consider the FastLane chassis. This is available as a regular length or extended length, and can accept the tranny on the front AND rear of the chassis, so it is ready for these conversions! I would use the extended length chassis myself. You could then run two of the cnc trannies, as well as two of the RCM heatsinks and steel diff gears for a sweet, bulletproof setup to die for! For the motors, I would probably run with the Feigao 8s motors, or even lehner basic 4200 motors. Dual 11.1volt lipos would make this truck a complete animal! With dual motors, I don't think the "L" size is necessary. I am actually excited just thinking about it! I hope you post some pictures when it is all done, too. I just love custom trucks! By the way, welcome to the forums!