Things they dont make but should

[jollyjumper]

you guys have nothing to wine about, a revo 2.5r costs 600€ here.

[jhautz]

Originally Posted by hyperasus

The plastic isn't so bad, but the bearing they use with the plastic...wow, it's like they design it to fail within a month. I have 2 of these trucks. First bearing went out so I ordered the metal bell for both. But, somehow when the bearing went and binded the motor it took something else with it. Probably something to do with all those censored wires going in there. Decided I may as well wait for it to fail before replacing the second one as well. That was a mistake. When it went it also took something else with it. So now both systems are in the mail on their way back to Novak for repair. Why am I telling you all this. Just in case any of you ever get one, buy the metal endbell/bearing/rotor upgrade and replace the plastic one ASAP. Don't wait for it to break like I did.

Sorry for the off topic. Figured I may as well say something since it was brought up anyways.

So just buy the kit and put your own system in it then?


Gmaxx360: I'm with you on the revo pro. But make it a kit with all the hop ups and no motor, electronincs or tires. That would be sweet and a great base to start a brushless converstion. Nitro racers would like it too.

[crazyjr]

Originally Posted by jhautz

So just buy the kit and put your own system in it then?


Gmaxx360: I'm with you on the revo pro. But make it a kit with all the hop ups and no motor, electronincs or tires. That would be sweet and a great base to start a brushless converstion. Nitro racers would like it too.

yeah, i got too many stock radios here

I was just working on my G2R and it dawned on me, We need an arm on the servo saver that straightens the linkage on the steering. Looking at mine, its not binding, but could be straighter than it is