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Unsullied_Spy · 10.01.2008, 12:35 AM

I would look into some Lunsford Titanium turnbuckles for those RPM arms. I just put those RPM arms on my Muggy and sheared the camber rod off and now I have to send part of a control arm back to RPM for extraction

The Lunsford part number is 1435.

So far looking great! I would keep the motor on the servo side to leave room for bigger batteries (7s2p A123 anyone?

). Muggies are awesome, you're going to love it the very first time you drive it. That 1527 will be a handful to control though:

http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...6&postcount=41

For steering, I use a JR ds8711 with the Dynamite aluminum arm with the stock steering arm screwed into the 2nd hole from the center. I can provide pics if you'd like. It is a BEAST of a servo, it has more torque than any other servo that you will be able to fit in the Muggy without modification and whips mine around really nicely. It sure isn't cheap, but it is one awesome servo.

Also, what do you plan to use for a battery tray?

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Unsullied_Spy RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,609 Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Bozeman, Montana	10.01.2008, 12:35 AM I would look into some Lunsford Titanium turnbuckles for those RPM arms. I just put those RPM arms on my Muggy and sheared the camber rod off and now I have to send part of a control arm back to RPM for extraction The Lunsford part number is 1435. So far looking great! I would keep the motor on the servo side to leave room for bigger batteries (7s2p A123 anyone? ). Muggies are awesome, you're going to love it the very first time you drive it. That 1527 will be a handful to control though: http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...6&postcount=41 For steering, I use a JR ds8711 with the Dynamite aluminum arm with the stock steering arm screwed into the 2nd hole from the center. I can provide pics if you'd like. It is a BEAST of a servo, it has more torque than any other servo that you will be able to fit in the Muggy without modification and whips mine around really nicely. It sure isn't cheap, but it is one awesome servo. Also, what do you plan to use for a battery tray?