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RC-Monster Carbon Fiber
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11.27.2011, 01:52 PM
That one was 10x better than the last one nice work! How are the savage diffs holding up? Besides the handling I heard that's the only bad thing about the flux. And which car has the jeep body? Because I have a real jeep (TJ) and it would be really cool if i could get a jeep body for my muggy.
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RC-Monster Stock
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11.27.2011, 02:25 PM
thank you!!
there are two savage fluxes in the vid... one with the jeep (?) body and one with monster energy body :) |
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RC-Monster Stock
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11.27.2011, 02:29 PM
btw. the diff rings are wicked strong and you just CANNOT destroy them
 I have had to replace the inner diff ( bevel / spider gears) on the savage once after 13 months of bashing like this... and there's also an upgrade part from HB that's hardened and will last longer if you manage to break it. The savage is my favorite car and the most durable truck I've ever had ;) |
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