Revo isnt it Worth It
08-11-2006, 01:25 PM
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RE: Revo isnt it Worth It
If your idea of fun is fixing broken stuff, get the revo. I race every weekend. The revos just cannot hang with the savages or the LST2's. Heck, if you really want to break stuff, get a T-maxx.
08-11-2006, 01:37 PM
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RE: Revo isnt it Worth It
:P every body opinons diffrent well i guess ill just get the revo btw i have a t-maxx :P
is there any thing i should get for the revo thou...
is there any thing i should get for the revo thou...
08-11-2006, 01:53 PM
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RE: Revo isnt it Worth It
Revo eater, You obviously have no clue what u are talking about. If Harrow can break a RPM a-arm, that something to be proud of.
Harrow, if you have the cash, get a 1/8 buggy pipe and header. Then you won't have to worry about breaking the header. And a steel spur gear if you don't want to worry about the spur gear ever stripping.
A must-have for me would be the Forward only Conversion(FOC), since it gets rid of that IMO useless reverse feature.
Harrow, if you have the cash, get a 1/8 buggy pipe and header. Then you won't have to worry about breaking the header. And a steel spur gear if you don't want to worry about the spur gear ever stripping.
A must-have for me would be the Forward only Conversion(FOC), since it gets rid of that IMO useless reverse feature.
08-11-2006, 05:29 PM
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RE: Revo isnt it Worth It
lol savageeater I really dont get y u can hate a rc car like that maybe if i get more into the hobby ill understand wat ur talking about for me i would buy any rc car if it was cheap :P
08-11-2006, 05:37 PM
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RE: Revo isnt it Worth It
Hey Revo eater, do you have any experience with the Revo?
I got an entire thread of proof that I have a Revo, LST and Savage.
And I hate the Savage.
I got an entire thread of proof that I have a Revo, LST and Savage.
And I hate the Savage.
08-11-2006, 06:30 PM
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hmm since u hate the revo and u hate the savage y dont u jsut give it to me 
anyways is the traxxas charger good or is it oaky and do u think i need a new airfilter since its a stock and will i need a fail safe since im driving 2 cars :P
anyways is the traxxas charger good or is it oaky and do u think i need a new airfilter since its a stock and will i need a fail safe since im driving 2 cars :P
08-12-2006, 02:50 AM
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RE: Revo isnt it Worth It
Not really. Get a trustworthy one, because people complain that the opti drive sometimes results in run aways.
I have the Ofna Micro Fail safe, and it works very well.
I need another for my Revo.
I have the Ofna Micro Fail safe, and it works very well.
I need another for my Revo.
08-12-2006, 12:55 PM
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okay cause at my lhs he sells ofna mirco and the durtrax... I thought the optic drive was a good thing and i also see that alot of people have moter saver filters on there revos or is the stock jsut fine cause my t-maxx has moter saver too?
