decision between these three
#32
Ok ive changed my mind again but my mind is set. Ive decided to go ahead and get the savage. For now thats the one im getting until the Losi XXL 2 comes out then im buying that truck if the reviews are good on it, and until i can see some vids on it. Then if i buy that one later i may sell the savage or i may keep i will cross that bridge when it gets here, but for now its savage x 4.6 for me! Thanks for all the replies!
#33
I'm not even gonna read the rest of this thread. Herrsavage your a d-bag someone recommends an e-truck and you trip out and basically say that brushless is stupid and the Nitros are the best thing since sliced bread. STFU nobody cares what your opinion is you are such a tool and everyone knows it.
I love both electrics are much easier once you get older and don't have time to mess with them all the time
Nitro is just as fun but does require more maitnence.
Don't get an erevo if you go electric they require to many mods to make reliable.
And this comes from experience I have an erbe that I've dumped $1500 into just so it doesn't break every time I drive it.
Go savage they don't handle as well but they are way more durable and big blocks hold their tune much better than the p.o.s. traxxas 3.3
I love both electrics are much easier once you get older and don't have time to mess with them all the time
Nitro is just as fun but does require more maitnence.
Don't get an erevo if you go electric they require to many mods to make reliable.
And this comes from experience I have an erbe that I've dumped $1500 into just so it doesn't break every time I drive it.
Go savage they don't handle as well but they are way more durable and big blocks hold their tune much better than the p.o.s. traxxas 3.3
#35
Tech Adept
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 144
From: Australia
#36
I'm not even gonna read the rest of this thread. Herrsavage your a d-bag someone recommends an e-truck and you trip out and basically say that brushless is stupid and the Nitros are the best thing since sliced bread. STFU nobody cares what your opinion is you are such a tool and everyone knows it.
I love both electrics are much easier once you get older and don't have time to mess with them all the time
Nitro is just as fun but does require more maitnence.
Don't get an erevo if you go electric they require to many mods to make reliable.
And this comes from experience I have an erbe that I've dumped $1500 into just so it doesn't break every time I drive it.
Go savage they don't handle as well but they are way more durable and big blocks hold their tune much better than the p.o.s. traxxas 3.3
I love both electrics are much easier once you get older and don't have time to mess with them all the time
Nitro is just as fun but does require more maitnence.
Don't get an erevo if you go electric they require to many mods to make reliable.
And this comes from experience I have an erbe that I've dumped $1500 into just so it doesn't break every time I drive it.
Go savage they don't handle as well but they are way more durable and big blocks hold their tune much better than the p.o.s. traxxas 3.3
#38
Tech Adept
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 144
From: Australia
Whatever... I bash on my E-Revo pretty hard and it holds up to a lot of abuse. Each to their own and all but don't be all butt hurt because you dropped $1500 on yours and still managed to break stuff. A few shims in the diffs and shafts from a Summit is all you really NEED to do.
#39
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 79
Whatever... I bash on my E-Revo pretty hard and it holds up to a lot of abuse. Each to their own and all but don't be all butt hurt because you dropped $1500 on yours and still managed to break stuff. A few shims in the diffs and shafts from a Summit is all you really NEED to do.
#40
The e-Revo is not anywhere near the quality of the savage or lst platform so you can deny it all you want but there are plenty of people that someday realize they are junk. But honestly all of them are junk compared to 1/8 truggy and buggy kits. Ill never buy another rtr mt. Well maybe the xxl2 but truggies and buggies are way more durable and more gun to drive than any of the rtr stuff.
#41
The e-Revo is not anywhere near the quality of the savage or lst platform so you can deny it all you want but there are plenty of people that someday realize they are junk. But honestly all of them are junk compared to 1/8 truggy and buggy kits. Ill never buy another rtr mt. Well maybe the xxl2 but truggies and buggies are way more durable and more gun to drive than any of the rtr stuff.
#42
Tech Adept
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 144
From: Australia
The e-Revo is not anywhere near the quality of the savage or lst platform so you can deny it all you want but there are plenty of people that someday realize they are junk. But honestly all of them are junk compared to 1/8 truggy and buggy kits. Ill never buy another rtr mt. Well maybe the xxl2 but truggies and buggies are way more durable and more gun to drive than any of the rtr stuff.
#43
Who the hell puts a plastic chassis on a $600+ Eletric monster? especially that can run 6 cell. i broke about 5 plastic chassis of the E-revo and so many of the crappy plastic driveshafts, so for 600 odd you get plastic chassis and driveshafts, weak arms and more....
#44
Tech Champion

Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 6,299
I've had a bunch of buggies and truggies, and still, after eight years or so in RC, THE best RC I have ever had is my first RTR LST2. Buggies and truggies develop slop in such a way that you have to replace a bunch of stuff periodically, whereas with an MT it doesn't matter as much. Plus, I just like a 2-speed.. My LST2 is nearly seven years old, and a lot of it is still original... You'd have to completely rebuild (or replace..) a buggy or truggy 2-3 times in that period.. (And yes, I have replaced a fair bit on my LST2 in that time too, but still..) My SC8 is also very good, and yes, buggies and truggies are great too and have a simple layout, etc.. and don't have as much on them that can go wrong, but not all RTR MT's suck. Losi has always offered awesome RTR's...
HPI Savage RTR's are decent for what they are.
Traxxas, IMO, is overpriced, overplasticy, and underdurable out of the box.. I know some people like them, and that's fine. But I wouldn't spend my money on one.
HPI Savage RTR's are decent for what they are.
Traxxas, IMO, is overpriced, overplasticy, and underdurable out of the box.. I know some people like them, and that's fine. But I wouldn't spend my money on one.
#45
Tech Adept
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 144
From: Australia
Who the hell puts a plastic chassis on a $600+ Eletric monster? especially that can run 6 cell. i broke about 5 plastic chassis of the E-revo and so many of the crappy plastic driveshafts, so for 600 odd you get plastic chassis and driveshafts, weak arms and more....


