HPI Savage 3.5
02-12-2005, 11:43 AM
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HPI Savage 3.5
Have you ever seen this before? It's the HPI Savage 3.5 RTR. It's just like a hopped-up Savage .21
http://www.hpieurope.com/graphics/ti...ductinfoen.gif
http://www.hpieurope.com/graphics/ti...ductinfoen.gif
02-12-2005, 01:50 PM
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RE: HPI Savage 3.5
3.5cc is the same as .25ci. Being in Iceland, they use the metric system. Otherwise it looks like they just put a blue TVP on it. I could swear that this was on a post a few days ago.
02-12-2005, 02:42 PM
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RE: HPI Savage 3.5
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3.5cc is the same as .25ci. Being in Iceland, they use the metric system. Otherwise it looks like they just put a blue TVP on it. I could swear that this was on a post a few days ago.
3.5cc is the same as .25ci. Being in Iceland, they use the metric system. Otherwise it looks like they just put a blue TVP on it. I could swear that this was on a post a few days ago.
a .25 would be 4.1 cc
02-13-2005, 01:51 PM
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RE: HPI Savage 3.5
1 cubic inch is 0.61 of a cc
i.e 3 cc is 1.83 ci
so 3.5cc is 2.13 ci
hence my savage 25 engine is 4.1cc
and savage 21's are 3.5cc
Please let me know if i am wrong cus im starting to confuse myself now
i.e 3 cc is 1.83 ci
so 3.5cc is 2.13 ci
hence my savage 25 engine is 4.1cc
and savage 21's are 3.5cc
Please let me know if i am wrong cus im starting to confuse myself now
02-13-2005, 01:59 PM
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RE: HPI Savage 3.5
Ok now this has got me thinking. Why is this savage called a 4.6 i.e the cc equivalent if the engines have the displacement in ci. whats wrong with calling it a savage 28?
