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Muggy? - 04.14.2008, 12:26 PM

If you go BL, you don't need any of the transmission, brakes and related servos. You just need a spur gear. So, if you like the Aftershock/Lst2 then a Muggy is the logical choice. I still have a half-built Aftershock on my shelf because I realized this part way through the build.
   
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If you go BL, you don't need any of the transmission, brakes and related servos. You just need a spur gear. So, if you like the Aftershock/Lst2 then a Muggy is the logical choice. I still have a half-built Aftershock on my shelf because I realized this part way through the build.

You do if you want the independent f/r braking.

A muggy is the same as any buggy or truggy in it's design & most of the current conversions utilise the standard braking systems on these cars.

My LST is the easiest thing to convert to brushless.
   
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