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Serum · 04.29.2005, 05:21 PM

Yeah, getting the savage serviced quickly just needs some modification (to your savage as to your toolbox) i use allenhead screws, and got a allen wrench that can work under an angle.

If you have got those, you can service it very fast.

The runtime pretty much depends on if you drive your truck slow, or at high speeds. Speedruns will empty your cells rather quick.

I once managed driving my savage about - hours on one charge. But that was an absolute record... I drove it when i was walking in the woods, (and in the mountains) I couldn't believe it myself either..

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	04.29.2005, 05:21 PM Yeah, getting the savage serviced quickly just needs some modification (to your savage as to your toolbox) i use allenhead screws, and got a allen wrench that can work under an angle. If you have got those, you can service it very fast. The runtime pretty much depends on if you drive your truck slow, or at high speeds. Speedruns will empty your cells rather quick. I once managed driving my savage about - hours on one charge. But that was an absolute record... I drove it when i was walking in the woods, (and in the mountains) I couldn't believe it myself either..