Hot Bodies E-Zilla

[Batfish]

Does anyone know anything about this one yet?

http://www.hotbodiesonline.net/e_zilla.html

[T2693]

I think I recall a recent write up in a RC Mag while I was reading for free at Barnes and Nobles....:cool:

[Mike_D]

I think it looks cheap, not on my list of to get items.

[crazyjr]

It may handle better than an emaxx

[maxxdude1234]

I looks very cheap, and there's not much space for mounting extra batteries/controller etc. I doubt it would be a good candidate for a brushless conversion.

[crazyjr]

Thats just radio boxes, should be easy enough to get rid of. BTW those are 550 motors so there should be enough room for most anything you need to run

[Nick]

Bad chassis.

It won't catch on. Too much too it, who cares if it is faster or better handling than stock, havn't you seen the hop-ups for the E-Maxx yet? :eek:

[Batfish]

I'm going to see if I can get my buddy to stock one in his shop so I can see it first-person.
I can't afford it at this point regardless, but it would be nice to get a first-hand look at one.

[coolhandcountry]

What i saw of them. I thought they resembled a savage. On the chassis wise. I didn't get a good look though.

I don't know how good it'll do in stores, it's basically a factory E-Savage, might wind up being kinda cool though.

[crazyjr]

The emaxx had to start somewhere. Besides if the holes line up, you could usethe savage TVP's if it's even close to the size of the savage there are plenty of hopups already

[coolhandcountry]

If all else fails. Buy the body and run it on an Emaxx.

[Waxxxymunkee]

:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

Good one coolhandcountry

I wanted one but i like my maxx i never liked the savage

[coolhandcountry]

My brother did an emaxx with a vw bug body. It looked good with some fat joes(big joes).