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scarletboa
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04.21.2009, 01:57 AM

and the savage has 3.5''-4'' of clearence. just convert the savage if you just wanna bash. a truggy or buggy cannot handle jumps and are not as durable as a savage.


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04.21.2009, 09:34 AM

I've ovned both a truggy and many savages. Although the savage is an excellent truck, it needs quite a few upgrades to be as tough as my hyper ST pro. I've never broken a single thing on my hyper ST. Only thing that went wrong was I stripped a ball end. Literally a $3 fix, while I have needed to put $100s into my savages to keep them running (when I had them.)


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