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RC-Monster Mike · 07.19.2006, 12:01 AM

A top notch extended g-maxx will hang with the Revo on a track no sweat. The 1/8 diff option surely makes the E-Revo a much more viable contender, but it is hard to imagine it doing much better than my extended g-maxx(if any). I still prefer the Maxx, simply because there are more hop up options, 1/8 diffs and it is a lot easier to mount the electronics without the shocks taking up all the room.
I may change my mind once I get the 1/8 diffs and a center diff in the G2R, but my g-maxx with the "slipperential" is as good as it gets IMO at the moment.

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	07.19.2006, 12:01 AM A top notch extended g-maxx will hang with the Revo on a track no sweat. The 1/8 diff option surely makes the E-Revo a much more viable contender, but it is hard to imagine it doing much better than my extended g-maxx(if any). I still prefer the Maxx, simply because there are more hop up options, 1/8 diffs and it is a lot easier to mount the electronics without the shocks taking up all the room. I may change my mind once I get the 1/8 diffs and a center diff in the G2R, but my g-maxx with the "slipperential" is as good as it gets IMO at the moment.