Official Muggy thread
06-06-2007, 01:46 PM
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Official Muggy thread
couldn't find a muggy thread so I figure I make one .....it mite have a few parts from another truck...not to mention any names..."L"st[8D]
and lovin it
06-06-2007, 02:21 PM
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RE: Official Muggy thead
they are...and I've spent a little $$$$$ on wheels and tires and I found them to be very good on the mug...the off set is just right and the grip is WOW...better then some of the top name tires I've used....[8D]
06-06-2007, 02:32 PM
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RE: Official Muggy thead
coololddude, can you please fix the thread title...it says thead...sorry, not trying to be anal...it's just kinda annoying and on a soon to be major thread...
btw I was wondering what size the hubs were on the muggy...(for where you put the wheel on...like 17mm or ??)
Also where do you guys get hop-ups for your muggy? I'm considering getting one but love to hop-up my car, and was wondering how many hop-up parts are available, and where to get them from...
Also what would you guys personally rate your muggy? Any problems? Is it better for racing, bashing or both?? Is it durable??
btw, here's a picture of my T-Maxx...just didn't feel right asking questions and not putting a picture...so here it is...I actually need to update the pics since I've done a lot to it after taking them
btw I was wondering what size the hubs were on the muggy...(for where you put the wheel on...like 17mm or ??)
Also where do you guys get hop-ups for your muggy? I'm considering getting one but love to hop-up my car, and was wondering how many hop-up parts are available, and where to get them from...
Also what would you guys personally rate your muggy? Any problems? Is it better for racing, bashing or both?? Is it durable??
btw, here's a picture of my T-Maxx...just didn't feel right asking questions and not putting a picture...so here it is...I actually need to update the pics since I've done a lot to it after taking them
06-06-2007, 02:34 PM
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RE: Official Muggy thead
TRAXXAS!?!?!?!?! lol jk nice truck........well as far as traxxas goes....... lol........and the muggy has i think 20mm on the inside and 17 outside or something weird like that lol it might be the other way around.......some one will know for sure lol
06-06-2007, 02:37 PM
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RE: Official Muggy thead
The Muggy comes with 8mm 1/8scale buggy style axles and 20mm hexes. Most replace them with 17mm hexes. I use MBX5 (not T) or LOSI 8ight (B or T) hexes.
LST2/Muggy 20mm hexes has 17mm hex nuts that work on most other 17mm hexes.
Here's a axle..
LST2/Muggy 20mm hexes has 17mm hex nuts that work on most other 17mm hexes.
Here's a axle..
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RE: Official Muggy thread
06-06-2007, 02:52 PM
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RE: Official Muggy thread
I like watching the vids of the mug...I think I'm going to make one soon....some bashing stuff ...see now you went and did it ...I've got the go bug now ....I'm going to burn some fuel.....
