Originally Posted by morgoth

Donrod, if you drill extra holes in the truggy shocktower and use the buggy shocktower as a template, can't you just use the buggy shocktower? Or what is difference exactly? It looks like the hole is in the same position than with the buggy shocktower (compared to wingmount)

Originally Posted by Sideshow Bob

do you have any idea what air filter would work? obviously the stock mugen one is too fat/tall. like i said, in terms of fit almost NO modding is required, i took a stock clear eco body and just dropped i onto my engineless MBX6R car and it was like they were made for each other, the splash guard of the tank evn follows the curve of t front window in the body perfectly...it is just a question of getting a filter in there

Originally Posted by dewaltracin

here is a short video of my practice track in backyard thanks Lee http://s754.photobucket.com/albums/xx181/dewaltracin/

Originally Posted by donrod

Thanks Lee, I didn't come up with the mod just modified it, the track looks great. Donnie

Originally Posted by BigNasty

if you're a cheap ass like me, and have a mugen truggy tower laying around, all you need is a drill bit. drill a 3mm hole in the vertical web in the center. the little alignment pin on the body mount nestles in the top of the triangular cut out.

Originally Posted by mayhem04

Sideshow Bob thats the AE Gt2 Rec box. What you have to do is cut the front of you mugen batt and rec box out. Be sure to cut the whole front part off. you will need the two screw mounts on the bottom to mount to the chass to support the box and back half of the servo tray. once you cut out the front part of the tray you will need to do some work on the backside so that its flat so you can apoxy it the the gt rec box. make sure to rough up both sides so the apoxy makes good bond. if you have any more questions please feel free to pm or post question. Ill take the box off when i get home today and take pics of just the rec box so you can get a better look at it and see what im talking about and what part you need to keep off the stock mugen box.

Originally Posted by speedsterp

I read the X-Ray setup article someone posted link to back afterward pages and I was wondering how many people use this setup station. Seems like an excellent tool, but maybe you really need to know your stuff to take advantage of it. Do people use all or parts of the system. I have Losi ride height gauge and camber tool. From what I read droop blocks and ride height buddy gauge may be of value to good base line. Could some provide input on what setup tools are most beneficial for novice driver.