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03.20.2010, 09:16 PM

Looks nice Jeff. That's a 1520 my little eyes spy...correct


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03.20.2010, 10:10 PM

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I'd tap that.

The LST that is..
Huh???? I think you need to get out of the house!!!

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Looks nice Jeff. That's a 1520 my little eyes spy...correct
Why yes it is....!
I'm wondering if I'm running out of RPM's with the 1520. I charged up the pack, and ran it again. Same story on the speed. Probably tops of 30mph. Speed calc has it hitting 50 with my gearing, and I'm getting nowhere near that. Might try to completely reset the MMM too....

Hey, you guys that have Muggy's. Do your diff's sit kinda loose in the "bulkheads"? Mine have about 1/8th inch of vertical movement in them.


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03.21.2010, 01:04 AM

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Why yes it is....!
I'm wondering if I'm running out of RPM's with the 1520. I charged up the pack, and ran it again. Same story on the speed. Probably tops of 30mph. Speed calc has it hitting 50 with my gearing, and I'm getting nowhere near that. Might try to completely reset the MMM too....

Hey, you guys that have Muggy's. Do your diff's sit kinda loose in the "bulkheads"? Mine have about 1/8th inch of vertical movement in them.

Jeff, are you calculating with Muggy diffs? The ratio is taller(slower) than LST.

What pinion are you using? And 6s I take it?

I wonder whats up with the speed....


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03.21.2010, 11:23 AM

i can go as fast as the tires will let me with a stock spur and still be under 16t pinion.


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03.21.2010, 11:28 AM

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Jeff, are you calculating with Muggy diffs? The ratio is taller(slower) than LST.

What pinion are you using? And 6s I take it?

I wonder whats up with the speed....
I used muggy diffs, 50/14 on the gears, 5S for battery, and 1/2" tire balloon. Gave me 50.XX mph on the calculator. Maybe something is wrong in the calculator....cause the truck acts like its fine, just topped out well before I'm past 1/4 throw on the trigger.


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