Best advice I have from writing that monster is do a ton of practice exams with a timer.
Its not the questions that will kill you, its the fact that you have 30 mins to do 40 mins worth of questions that will. I saw a lot of sobbing test writers when I did mine in June 2006.
I didn't do an official prep course, though I kind of regret not doing so, since I've heard they help people score a few points higher than practice tests alone. My LSAT wasn't outstanding, it was right in the middle of my testing range actually, but enough to get into a decent program (finally).
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