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Originally Posted by Slowkrawl
If the revo was noticeably more than the savage, I wouldn't be thinking about the radio, however it is only a $30 price difference. The closest thing I will be doing to racing is farting around on the local bmx track. What bored you about the revo, and why do you consider the savage more fun?
Thanks for all the replies guys, I don't usually do any homework before I buy an rc but this one won't exactly be cheap lol.
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The price difference is less than I thought... the Flux went on sale at the LHS I work at for ~$580, and the E-Revo brushless is usually about $660. But when priced normally I see what you mean.
There's more I can do with my Savage than I could with the Revo. Some bashing I would never try with the Revo because I knew it couldn't take it, while I do the same stuff with my Savage (although not presently because it's in pieces). I dunno, maybe it's also because of the shock setup on the Revo, which seems like it's never smooth, while my Savage has LST shocks which are amazingly smooth.
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