RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - e-revo or savage flux?

hoovhartid · 12.11.2008, 03:13 PM

well, I cant speak of the flux (not that anyone can) but I love my e-revo. I have it set up with the MMM and a Tekno 1515/1Y---basicly the same as the e-revo BL edition will be. Man, this is the best truck I have owned. It is by far more versitile than any other MT on the market. Using just the pushrod placement you can go from a slammed on road dragster, to a high rise "crawler" (use that term loosely-summit comes to mind). But my point is, you will have alot of versitility choosing the e-revo.
I too was turned off at first by the battery tray limitations, but Now that I have fit 4s 8000's and 6s 5000's and actually run the truck on both...I think anything bigger would actually hurt the performance of the truck...too much weight. My runtimes have been awesome as well.
I'm not sorry I went with the e-revo. Its a great MT. They have great support and plenty of parts local and online.

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hoovhartid Monster Bottle Opener Offline Posts: 468 Join Date: Jun 2008	12.11.2008, 03:13 PM well, I cant speak of the flux (not that anyone can) but I love my e-revo. I have it set up with the MMM and a Tekno 1515/1Y---basicly the same as the e-revo BL edition will be. Man, this is the best truck I have owned. It is by far more versitile than any other MT on the market. Using just the pushrod placement you can go from a slammed on road dragster, to a high rise "crawler" (use that term loosely-summit comes to mind). But my point is, you will have alot of versitility choosing the e-revo. I too was turned off at first by the battery tray limitations, but Now that I have fit 4s 8000's and 6s 5000's and actually run the truck on both...I think anything bigger would actually hurt the performance of the truck...too much weight. My runtimes have been awesome as well. I'm not sorry I went with the e-revo. Its a great MT. They have great support and plenty of parts local and online. I used a "bottom" line.