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MMM Platform -
05.15.2008, 12:18 PM
Ok, I've got my MMM coming today so last night I had to build a platform for it. I decided to mount it over the steering servo and make the platform out of the left over CF from making my battery "tray". I think it turned out pretty nice - check it out:
  
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Battle Tested - Results -
06.05.2008, 03:05 PM
Well I've given the XT8 the full shakedown at the track so I thought I would post some pictures (dirt and all
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