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11.21.2007, 11:00 AM
One comparison is the voltage limitations. The MMM will be able to handle the voltage. Most run the MM, but it's not really supposed to be used in the maxx's and revo's and such, 1/8th scales. It's designed for more of the lighter vehicles. The MMM is to be made for the heavier vehicles.
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11.21.2007, 11:11 AM
I understand that. But will the MMM make the vehicle any quicker with the same motor and battery setup? I am thinking it will run cooler correct?
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