Twin engine Ultra LX One?

[Cassera]

I was just wondering if anybody out there ever seen a twin engine Ultra LX One? Because I have been looking all over the web but can't find any to see if it would be worth all the work. *Sigh* Imagine a twin engine LX ONE. Now that would be a monster.

[Brushlessboy]

WHY? A twin engine buggy. What a waste of time. Even a twin engine M/T is only good as a shelf queen.
The LX One is a fantastic basher buggy, and in Australia they come with a Force .32 and it's unbelievabe.
But a twin.....

[qaart]

the lx 1 would be a bad buggy to do that with. if you would really want to do that you really need to buy a buggy kit and make it twin engine yourself

[RC Addict]

I really doubt there is room on that small chassis for two engines.

[Thunder_Tiger_EB4_S2_Pro]

TBH, i dont think ANY buggy chassis would be big enough, even if there was a suitable one, its not worth the trouble. two engines, both requiring tuning. its more problematic than it is anygood. It's good in theory, rubbish in practice.

[qaart]

im sure you could get it to work like i got that .28 to fit in my rusty but the prob with 2 engines is how you are going to open both throttles at the same time where to put the tank where to put the batt radio and exhaust

[Racer 1966]

Buggy's are silly fast anyway. Twin engines mostly add more torque which isn't needed on a buggy.

[MGT8.0owner]

ya waste of time and money on a buggy..and a MT for that matter....save yourself the money of buying a second engine, clutch, mounts and chassis when you screw it up, and everything else you would need and just get a good engine....you can get many awsome engines for alot less then what you would spend trying to put two in there...