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JThiessen
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10.18.2007, 11:18 AM

I think they did a nice job on it. Just looking at the new parts (tranny/slipper/steering/battery trays/even the new reciever) makes me look forward to the chop shops on Ebay. Not bad at all.

I agree with the comment made earlier. A full up brushless Revo would have been too much money for mass market sales. 95% of their sales are to young teen's that are pretty much breakin' the parents bank just getting an Emaxx.

I wonder how many kids are going to drown these "water proof" systems.


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