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Rtsbasic · 09.28.2006, 06:51 AM

Your gonna have to post some pics on here when you get around to it mate :)

Just given the car a test run with the new batt mounts etc, handles a lot better, couldn't make it tip over while cornering - the rear just kicked out into a nice slide when I pushed too hard, which is exactly what I like for bashing. Some excellent powersliding on gravel now. Much more level in the air, its ready to go down a BMX track. Plenty of power, but not quite the top end I'd like (i'd estimate its in the low 30's), 14 cells should fix that though.

One thing I've noticed about the Savage, is they steer a heck of a lot better than the Emaxx. My Emaxx has a Proline system, teflon pillow balls etc but the steering wasn't anywhere near as responsive as my Savage with the same servo.

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Rtsbasic RC-Monster England! Offline Posts: 425 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: North Devon, England	09.28.2006, 06:51 AM Your gonna have to post some pics on here when you get around to it mate :) Just given the car a test run with the new batt mounts etc, handles a lot better, couldn't make it tip over while cornering - the rear just kicked out into a nice slide when I pushed too hard, which is exactly what I like for bashing. Some excellent powersliding on gravel now. Much more level in the air, its ready to go down a BMX track. Plenty of power, but not quite the top end I'd like (i'd estimate its in the low 30's), 14 cells should fix that though. One thing I've noticed about the Savage, is they steer a heck of a lot better than the Emaxx. My Emaxx has a Proline system, teflon pillow balls etc but the steering wasn't anywhere near as responsive as my Savage with the same servo.