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Gustav · 10.01.2005, 11:30 PM

Yep,definately.Mike puts complete trucks together for people i think anyway so you wouldn't need a donor unless you want to run stock parts and upgrade gradually.

In the case of the G-Revo,i believe Mike plans to sell complete front and rear end assemblies for those who don't already have a Revo.

To build a complete Maxx with parts from companies like UE can cost an arm and a leg,but a nice truck can be done for $1000-$1500 i think.The G-revo would work out considerably cheaper,and dare i say it equally effective given a little more development.Not quite as jaw dropping though.The only reason i'd personally build a maxx over a revo would be due to the appeal of the UE parts.FLM parts are very high quality too,tough and cheaper and they should have hybrid bulks for the Revo soon,hopefully with 1/8 diffs.

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Gustav RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 916 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UK	10.01.2005, 11:30 PM Yep,definately.Mike puts complete trucks together for people i think anyway so you wouldn't need a donor unless you want to run stock parts and upgrade gradually. In the case of the G-Revo,i believe Mike plans to sell complete front and rear end assemblies for those who don't already have a Revo. To build a complete Maxx with parts from companies like UE can cost an arm and a leg,but a nice truck can be done for $1000-$1500 i think.The G-revo would work out considerably cheaper,and dare i say it equally effective given a little more development.Not quite as jaw dropping though.The only reason i'd personally build a maxx over a revo would be due to the appeal of the UE parts.FLM parts are very high quality too,tough and cheaper and they should have hybrid bulks for the Revo soon,hopefully with 1/8 diffs.