Cold weather test on MMM and Turnigy Lipos

[shaunjohnson]

so basicly you are looking at a chassis, CD mount and a couple of ring/pinions and they will be the rare parts?
the rest can be built from XXL or LST parts (also noticed they ditched the LST2 and kept the shatty LST1 aftershock)

[Unsullied_Spy]

Originally Posted by shaunjohnson

so basicly you are looking at a chassis, CD mount and a couple of ring/pinions and they will be the rare parts?
the rest can be built from XXL or LST parts (also noticed they ditched the LST2 and kept the shatty LST1 aftershock)

I'm mostly worried about the bulkheads, I think those are Muggy specific and last Summer I got in a bad crash and messed one up hardcore (hit so hard I bent the screws that hold the chassis brace on). Ring and pinion don't bother me, I can swap to LST ratios, the CD mount isn't going to break, the CD itself can probably be replaced with one from another company, etc. but I'm mostly worried about plastic bits that will become hard to find.

I don't understand why they keep the crappy Aftershock, they're very cheap but built worse than an E-Maxx. A Muggy roller would be awesome, I should E-Mail them and see what their plans are for the Muggy.

[jayjay283]

the bulks are the same as the lst2, I think the only thing besides the frame thats different and cant get an aftermarket part for is the towers. You can use the new era lst ones but it will alter your ride height and lid.