10-03-2005, 02:58 PM
The Mayhem is my favorite of all the buggies I've owned. You may want to get the big chassis stiffener braces, and if you have the new revision chassis, get the heavy duty engine mounts. Both of those parts reduce the small amount of chassis flex that is noticeable. Other than that, depending on how you drive, and if you're going to race it, get the steering Ackerman. It's a multiple position drag link for the steering system. You will have to remove a small amount of material from the front bulkhead in order to make it work smoothly, but it's worth the 10 minutes it'll take.
Recommended PN#s: Ackerman (SWK3276), Alum. servo mounts (SWK9016), Alum. diff cases (SWK9098), CF diff plate (SWK9102G), CF servo tray (SWK9122G), Alum. camber washers (SWK9138), CF Top plate (SWK9144G), HeavyDuty Stiffeners (SWK9158), Blue servo tray standoffs (SWK9165B), Ultra thin swaybar (SWK9182), Quad brake kit (SWK9194), Alum. bearing supports (SWK9099), and the Heavy Duty engine mounts (SWK9228).
The buggy is now more durable than I would have ever thought was possible, and it's nimble and fast on the tracks.
Recommended PN#s: Ackerman (SWK3276), Alum. servo mounts (SWK9016), Alum. diff cases (SWK9098), CF diff plate (SWK9102G), CF servo tray (SWK9122G), Alum. camber washers (SWK9138), CF Top plate (SWK9144G), HeavyDuty Stiffeners (SWK9158), Blue servo tray standoffs (SWK9165B), Ultra thin swaybar (SWK9182), Quad brake kit (SWK9194), Alum. bearing supports (SWK9099), and the Heavy Duty engine mounts (SWK9228).
The buggy is now more durable than I would have ever thought was possible, and it's nimble and fast on the tracks.