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Rtsbasic · **Savage or Emaxx? -** 08.22.2006, 07:36 PM

Hi guys, I have a question for you. Purely for bashing, doing silly jumps and in general messing about, would you rather have a Savage, or an Emaxx? The Savage would be a stock Savage 25 converted to brushless, the Emaxx more extensively hopped up - FLM bulks, RPM arms, center dogbones, cvds on corners, alloy hubs, strobe slipper, Tmaxx 3.3 chassis, Integy shocks with UE springs, UE 8 spyder diffs.

For what reason would you choose the vehicle you did? I know the Emaxx has more fancy bits on, but ultimately if the Savage as near stock could match the durability of a hopped up Emaxx, I could make a bit of money back off the Maxx and channel it into other things. I would probably go with the Kershaw designs conversion on the Savage as the motor plate required is more complex than what I can do with the tools to hand. The powerplant is a 9920 with Feigao 9XL and RCM clamp, on 12-14 cells normally, but I do on occation run 20 cells.

Thanks.

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Rtsbasic RC-Monster England! Offline Posts: 425 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: North Devon, England	Savage or Emaxx? - 08.22.2006, 07:36 PM Hi guys, I have a question for you. Purely for bashing, doing silly jumps and in general messing about, would you rather have a Savage, or an Emaxx? The Savage would be a stock Savage 25 converted to brushless, the Emaxx more extensively hopped up - FLM bulks, RPM arms, center dogbones, cvds on corners, alloy hubs, strobe slipper, Tmaxx 3.3 chassis, Integy shocks with UE springs, UE 8 spyder diffs. For what reason would you choose the vehicle you did? I know the Emaxx has more fancy bits on, but ultimately if the Savage as near stock could match the durability of a hopped up Emaxx, I could make a bit of money back off the Maxx and channel it into other things. I would probably go with the Kershaw designs conversion on the Savage as the motor plate required is more complex than what I can do with the tools to hand. The powerplant is a 9920 with Feigao 9XL and RCM clamp, on 12-14 cells normally, but I do on occation run 20 cells. Thanks.