Official Muggy thread
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aspires, it IS a mod that alot of Muggy owners do..is there any way you could measure for me, (length(eye to eye) and diameter in mm's)..appreciate this my friend!!..Mess[:@]
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no problem help my best [8D]
btw. finaly i chose the color of Ti will be the best for muggy colors theme
it was a hard decision and im thnk about laser engraving on the gold parts to burn some race logo etc.
what do ya think ??
btw. finaly i chose the color of Ti will be the best for muggy colors theme
it was a hard decision and im thnk about laser engraving on the gold parts to burn some race logo etc.
what do ya think ??
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The turn buckle your looking for is by hpi. i dont have the part number to hand as i only picked up the tip from another muggy forum ages ago.
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I've been searching all the sites, aspires says it's 53mm, so I may just have to get a longer one and trim it down...THX for the info..I'm posting new pics of my Muggy's today..ground hog day gave me hope that we'll be up and running soon!!..Later..Mess[:@]
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today i was at the laser engraving company got some info about cost and the proces of engraving
1 cm2 - of engraving surface is only 30 cent
soo i will start too make some project
and propably at monday they will start to burn some cool stuf he he
sometimes i got wild idea
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7Nb_Hequy8[/youtube]
1 cm2 - of engraving surface is only 30 cent
soo i will start too make some project
and propably at monday they will start to burn some cool stuf he he
sometimes i got wild idea
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7Nb_Hequy8[/youtube]
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HELP!!! Buddies LRP Z28 spec. 3 is POURING FUEL out the pipe...HS needle BURIED and still smoking,pouring fuel..Is it BLOWN up?? I set the needled back to stock settings(2.5 low, 3.5 high from buried) and am gonna try it again..any ideas..I'll lyn my findings soon..Thanks!!...Mess[:@]
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Hey I need some help picking out stuff for the muggy. I need to know a good weight shock oil as well as good weight dif oils. It will mainly be used for bashing but I want to race it this summer too.
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Hi. JMO...7k FR , 10k C , 5k R...I use 40-45 wt shock oil in the rear ans 30- 35 up front...look at my garage..I run a very modded Muggy and it works for me!!...Later...Mess[:@]
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cool ill have to pick up that stuff. Im also looking at adding bearings for steering slop and a traxxas tunbuckle as well for steering. Do you have any concern with the chassis?
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this is what I used, got thru A-Main Hobbies..haven't put the bearings in yet...best price I could find..Later..Mess[:@]
1 x PTK-MR106-2RS ProTek R/C 6x10x3mm rubber sealed "Speed" steering post bearings (10) $9.99
1 x TRA3737A Traxxas 39mm Turnbuckle Camber Link (Blue) $5.09
1 x PTK-MR106-2RS ProTek R/C 6x10x3mm rubber sealed "Speed" steering post bearings (10) $9.99
1 x TRA3737A Traxxas 39mm Turnbuckle Camber Link (Blue) $5.09
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I got a used muggy and was running it for the first time when it started to slow down, the motor was running fine and revving normally but it wouldn't go fast anymore. I checked and changed the shoes and clutch bell, put losi long wear shoes and a 12t vented cb on it. Took it out the next weekend and ran it around for awhile, less than a tank, and it started to slow down again like before. I checked the shoes and cb and they were fine, just minor wear so I don't think it was the clutch slipping. I am running 420's with stock wheels and tires off an XXL and everything else is stock as well. I am planning to redo the diffs with 7k,10k,5k (f,c,r) as soon as Ican get my hands on the diff oils (been reading a lot here and elsewhere).
Does anyone have any ideas as to what might be causing my muggy to be slowing down or where to look to find the problem?
Thanks!
Does anyone have any ideas as to what might be causing my muggy to be slowing down or where to look to find the problem?
Thanks!
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I think it is the brakes sticking. I was running again yesterday and it did it again, after I let it sit for a bit and went back to it it was fine, I was using the breaks quite a bit sliding around in the loose grass and dirt. Is there an upgrade for the stock brakes to keep them cooler and from sticking? Also, my brother in law just got a Muggy too, he and I both broke front shock shafts the first time we took our Muggy's out and jumped them. Has anyone else had a problem with this? They are breaking right at the threads just inside the rod end. I want to keep the 420's on my Muggy, half the reason I bought it, what upgrades do I need to do to have a successful basher, it has big joe's on it right now, also have zombie max and some other offroad tires to put on all 420's. I have the long wear losi shoes and a vented clutch bell, so far so good since putting them on after smoking the dynamite shoes, and have ordered the 5k,7k, 10k, diff fluids.