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06.06.2007, 02:59 PM
well after seeing no mods e muggy, i NEED one, its just what im lookin for!
its a monster truck, but its SOOOOO simple, i an def bash it. i can get rpm
stuff so its tougher if needed, im pretty shure the diffs are tough...
now i NEED torque lol, i want to run atleast 4s, prob 5 or 6 with the r1mt, or
mmm, i think a neu, but if the cogging isnt fixed i will lmt it, but i think its
lmt that has loong cs and all that, and neu are quick to get... i think caps, and
hardwired stuff will be fine tho...i want to do bask flips (i want MASSIVE
POWER) its a big truck, and i wan this thing to just have so much power im
scared to drive it lol, thats my dream basher.... prob have mike make a
motor mount.. and thats about it really isnt it?
so to sum that up, what motor, what lipos, what gearing?
thanks!
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06.06.2007, 03:01 PM
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06.06.2007, 03:09 PM
You sure the Muggy is the right candidate for backflips, etc? It is super heavy.
I would talk to AAngel about gearing. He said he ran 9 with a 5s I believe as 10 would cog it. He then sold it, and I believe that's it.
"i was dancing like crazy while watching the vid too. i couldn't help it... the music commanded it" - ClodMaxx
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06.06.2007, 03:13 PM
im going to run the nice motors tho.... belive me, a neu has the power to flip it..... with a locked center diff that is.........and i mean stand still punch it flips
i think he used a feaigo....i will tho
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06.06.2007, 04:50 PM
I know that, but what's the point of having a heavy truck with a center diff if you want it to be agaile and have a locked center diff.
EDIT: NM, I thought you meant in air flips. My bad. GL with it!
"i was dancing like crazy while watching the vid too. i couldn't help it... the music commanded it" - ClodMaxx
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06.06.2007, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by supralover72
I know that, but what's the point of having a heavy truck with a center diff if you want it to be agaile and have a locked center diff.
EDIT: NM, I thought you meant in air flips. My bad. GL with it!
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what are u trying to say? thats doesnt make any sense
and yes i willl be doing in air flips! ever heard of 100wt shock oil and stiff springs? thats what my buddys runs in his last, he has yet to break a arm or anything from jumping and all that, and he SUCKS at driving to
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06.06.2007, 05:09 PM
I almost bought a Muggy last week. Great truck, but like supralover said...it's a heavy truck 11.5 - 12 Lbs. A REVO 3.3 is 9.8 Lbs. A Jammin CRT is 9.25 Lbs.
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06.06.2007, 05:11 PM
who cares if its heavy? u say there heavy, but whats con? it wieghs more but i dont care at all
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06.06.2007, 05:18 PM
Because a heavy truck strains it's parts more, is harder to get moving, will make your elecs. heavier. My point/what I was trying to say was there is no point in getting the muggy with center diff when you could get an LST which is a better basher with no center diff, and there are SO many other choices. There's a reason you don't see many E-muggies. It's just not that good of a truck.
"i was dancing like crazy while watching the vid too. i couldn't help it... the music commanded it" - ClodMaxx
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06.06.2007, 05:34 PM
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Because a heavy truck strains it's parts more, is harder to get moving, will make your elecs. heavier. My point/what I was trying to say was there is no point in getting the muggy with center diff when you could get an LST which is a better basher with no center diff, and there are SO many other choices. There's a reason you don't see many E-muggies. It's just not that good of a truck.
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haha thats funny.... u would really know that a muggy is no good... because u have had one? driven one?
u lock the center diff, then u dont needs a hundred tranny gears, just one center diff, and i will lock it, takes less space is simplified..
and harder to get moving, thats why theres more then one size motor....uu build ur jammim, i build this and were all happy
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06.06.2007, 09:58 PM
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haha thats funny.... u would really know that a muggy is no good... because u have had one? driven one?
u lock the center diff, then u dont needs a hundred tranny gears, just one center diff, and i will lock it, takes less space is simplified..
and harder to get moving, thats why theres more then one size motor....uu build ur jammim, i build this and were all happy
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Yes, I've driven one, yes, I've talked to someone who worked for Losi, yes, I've read countless threads on it, yes, it's known there are many problems. I was going to purchase one instead of an MGT but read/experienced it. I wasn't trying to burst your bubble I was just trying to give you some knolege.:032:
"i was dancing like crazy while watching the vid too. i couldn't help it... the music commanded it" - ClodMaxx
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06.06.2007, 09:59 PM
i have a nitro muggy and DAMN! that thing is a friggen beast!! handles SO amazingly! imagine it BL!! WOOHOOO!!! talk about fun!!
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06.06.2007, 10:04 PM
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Yes, I've driven one, yes, I've talked to someone who worked for Losi, yes, I've read countless threads on it, yes, it's known there are many problems. I was going to purchase one instead of an MGT but read/experienced it. I wasn't trying to burst your bubble I was just trying to give you some knolege.:032:
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well look at the post under urs...... anyone who has really track driven one or so would say so........i know what i want, its not to big, not to heavy, its just rite, u cant bash a buggy worth crap, nor a truggy compared to this thing.. same drivetrain, just LOTS higher up... belive me, if a buggy had the same ground clearence id take that, but im bashing this
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06.06.2007, 11:06 PM
Just want to say that buggy's can bash very well. My Xterminator for example, doesn't handle all that great, nor was it designed to race or be on a track. It was designed for the basher, just like the current XT2.
I don't know about any problems with it, as I have never experienced it, but it looks to be a fairly straight forward conversion, and should be a nice basher, as well as an occasional racer.
Good luck.
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06.06.2007, 11:33 PM
i know, i had a ofna 9.5 violater..... i bashed it hard! but u simpely cant beat more then 4 in of ground clearence...... u cant drive over big azz rocks and all..... belive me if i could race id take a buggy and do it up like supra, it loks supa =P but i dont have a track within 1hr's and 20 mins so yeah
thanks tho
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