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JThiessen
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05.17.2010, 12:54 AM

couple more pics
I was going to go the route of a single pack, but looking at the pics, you can see that it doesn't look like a good fit to me. Seems to me that side mounted packs (flux style) would definitley fit the lines of the layout better.

The lower tray is a half inch lower than stock. I may drop it a little more to get the top of the motor mounts level with the top plate - but its right on the edge of being too low I think.

Also I used a stock LST axle CVF for one of the centers...its about 1/8th or so too short but I can move the mounts a bit to make it work. So that solves one end. Waiting for a XXL center shaft to see how that fits.

I also think I'll be moving the servo mount back a bit - too close to get screws into the front on it.

OH...and one beef....those stock losi screws suck! I've got three of them on there right now that are going to be a real bugger to get out, and two of them have to come out for me to finish this build. And being flat heads, I'm going to end up messing up the plate that they go through.....lesson learned...
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