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E-Revonut · 05.28.2009, 08:10 PM

The Revo driveshafts hold up fairly well, and when they do break can be replaced cheaply with deals off ebay, they can also be upgraded. I would estimate that I have about 150hrs or so on my E-Revo now. I have replaced 3 shafts I think. I will admit that they don't hold up well when it's about 10*f outside! I broke two of them in the winter when it was freezing out and the plastic is more brittle.

Overall the E-Revo is a pretty solid truck. I have never owned or even seen a savage in person so I can't comment on them.

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E-Revonut RC-Monster RC8T Offline Posts: 2,554 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Syracuse, New York (Camillus)	05.28.2009, 08:10 PM The Revo driveshafts hold up fairly well, and when they do break can be replaced cheaply with deals off ebay, they can also be upgraded. I would estimate that I have about 150hrs or so on my E-Revo now. I have replaced 3 shafts I think. I will admit that they don't hold up well when it's about 10*f outside! I broke two of them in the winter when it was freezing out and the plastic is more brittle. Overall the E-Revo is a pretty solid truck. I have never owned or even seen a savage in person so I can't comment on them. RC-Monster RC8T 1515 2.5D/MMM/5s RC-M 4500mah SC10 MMPro 13.5T 2s NeuEnery 5000mah RC18T Mamba 25/5400kv 2s lipo + 6s NiMh