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BrianG · 03.21.2007, 08:04 PM

@Mike L: Well, it does handle pretty good, but it's tough to drive and push it at the same time. ;)

@BP-Revo: lol. It would take one heck of a motor to push a 153ft buggy. What would that be; 0.1 scale? ;)

Well, the CD is actually perfectly centered, so the same measurement works on the other side. If you do a saddle pack, the motor would have to sit in front/side or on top, and there's not much room for the motor unless you put it in front and move the diff further back. But then the brace would need modding. The truck body may interfere if you try to mount the motor on top. Of course, I'm thinking of an S size motor. You might have more options with a smaller motor.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	03.21.2007, 08:04 PM @Mike L: Well, it does handle pretty good, but it's tough to drive and push it at the same time. ;) @BP-Revo: lol. It would take one heck of a motor to push a 153ft buggy. What would that be; 0.1 scale? ;) Well, the CD is actually perfectly centered, so the same measurement works on the other side. If you do a saddle pack, the motor would have to sit in front/side or on top, and there's not much room for the motor unless you put it in front and move the diff further back. But then the brace would need modding. The truck body may interfere if you try to mount the motor on top. Of course, I'm thinking of an S size motor. You might have more options with a smaller motor.