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TexasSP · 12.11.2008, 11:21 AM

I have run both the e-revo chassis and the 3.3 conversion and the e-revo is superior in my opinion because it was built for the job. The design of the chassis and integrated skid plate make it just as strong (if not stronger) as the aluminum chassis. The fit and finish having the purpose built chassis just cannot be beat. It was well thought out and designed with only one exception: I would have liked a little more room in the battery trays as they restrict your options. However, for me, this is still not a deal killer. The new Savage Flux looks to have small battery trays as well. Hopefully we can get some good measurments on them soon.

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TexasSP Something, anything, nothing Offline Posts: 2,747 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Houston, TX	12.11.2008, 11:21 AM I have run both the e-revo chassis and the 3.3 conversion and the e-revo is superior in my opinion because it was built for the job. The design of the chassis and integrated skid plate make it just as strong (if not stronger) as the aluminum chassis. The fit and finish having the purpose built chassis just cannot be beat. It was well thought out and designed with only one exception: I would have liked a little more room in the battery trays as they restrict your options. However, for me, this is still not a deal killer. The new Savage Flux looks to have small battery trays as well. Hopefully we can get some good measurments on them soon. www.cubicle101.com A friends comic strip website.