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E-Revonut · 02.28.2008, 11:36 PM

Do you really want to give up the water resistance in the E-maxx for brushless power? I have a Gorillamaxx G2R revo chassis with a brushless setup and I love it, but as soon as I get my tax return I'm going to my lhs and buying the new e-maxx so I can play in the snow and water! Many people have had decent luck with the cheaper tekno conversion kit for the revo and if $ isn't super tight that would be my suggestion, if $ is a big issue I guess u can do the emaxx but remember that the revo handles much better at the higher speeds that the brushless will b capable of. If $ isn't so much of an issue or ur not in an extreme rush look into the gorillamaxx setup. Basically it all comes down to $ but I recomend keeping the emaxx for an all weather basher!

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E-Revonut RC-Monster RC8T Offline Posts: 2,554 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Syracuse, New York (Camillus)	02.28.2008, 11:36 PM Do you really want to give up the water resistance in the E-maxx for brushless power? I have a Gorillamaxx G2R revo chassis with a brushless setup and I love it, but as soon as I get my tax return I'm going to my lhs and buying the new e-maxx so I can play in the snow and water! Many people have had decent luck with the cheaper tekno conversion kit for the revo and if $ isn't super tight that would be my suggestion, if $ is a big issue I guess u can do the emaxx but remember that the revo handles much better at the higher speeds that the brushless will b capable of. If $ isn't so much of an issue or ur not in an extreme rush look into the gorillamaxx setup. Basically it all comes down to $ but I recomend keeping the emaxx for an all weather basher!