e-savage quality
09-27-2007, 05:24 AM
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RE: e-savage quality
side by side packs don`t fit the stock holders without mods...
3racing straps, or twinforce trays work great and are relatively cheap... 6 or 7cells, side by side...
3racing straps, or twinforce trays work great and are relatively cheap... 6 or 7cells, side by side...
09-27-2007, 06:24 AM
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RE: e-savage quality
ORIGINAL: Luis1972
pedebeater, i think youre talking about the e-savage sport. its due out in october at towerhobbies.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXTDD6&P=7
there is no info on it though.
pedebeater, i think youre talking about the e-savage sport. its due out in october at towerhobbies.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXTDD6&P=7
there is no info on it though.
09-27-2007, 06:45 AM
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ORIGINAL: PedeBeater
Ya I know. I really don't like the whole flat chassis design. The savage layout is much better. IMO
Ya I know. I really don't like the whole flat chassis design. The savage layout is much better. IMO
09-27-2007, 03:36 PM
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RE: e-savage quality
Are the front and rear shock towers on the e-savage the same? Because I am looking a speedtech aluminum parts and they only make one shock tower. Thanks.
09-27-2007, 04:16 PM
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RE: e-savage quality
Does anybody have any experience with any of these parts? I really want to get the skidplates and probably the shock towers becaause of the extra mounting holes. I woul like to get them all but they are kinda pricey.
Listen to me and I do not even have the truck yet. And none of this will be in the near future.
Thanks.
Listen to me and I do not even have the truck yet.
And none of this will be in the near future.Thanks.
09-27-2007, 05:26 PM
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ORIGINAL: PedeBeater
Does anybody have any experience with any of these parts? I really want to get the skidplates and probably the shock towers becaause of the extra mounting holes. I woul like to get them all but they are kinda pricey.
Listen to me and I do not even have the truck yet. And none of this will be in the near future.
Thanks.
Does anybody have any experience with any of these parts? I really want to get the skidplates and probably the shock towers becaause of the extra mounting holes. I woul like to get them all but they are kinda pricey.
Listen to me and I do not even have the truck yet.
And none of this will be in the near future.Thanks.
09-27-2007, 05:33 PM
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RE: e-savage quality
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whats the dif between the e-savvy and the e-savvy sport?
whats the dif between the e-savvy and the e-savvy sport?
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i wonder why most of the succesfull cars/trucks are flat chassis, maybe becuz it works. the esavvy isnt even HPI's design
the flat chassis works, it proven, and tested.
the flat chassis works, it proven, and tested.
09-27-2007, 05:35 PM
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ORIGINAL: brushlessboy16
i wonder why most of the succesfull cars/trucks are flat chassis, maybe becuz it works. the esavvy isnt even HPI's design
the flat chassis works, it proven, and tested.
i wonder why most of the succesfull cars/trucks are flat chassis, maybe becuz it works. the esavvy isnt even HPI's design
the flat chassis works, it proven, and tested.
Anyways the E-savage is sorta HPI's design because they are in partnership with Hotbodies.
09-27-2007, 07:06 PM
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I think that is a bunch of BS. No offence. If you read the rcu review on the e-savage it was originaly hpi's disign, but at the last minute was released under Hot Bodies name. I do think that a flat chassis is a very good idea in terms of easiness and being able to quickly access any parts, but i would like something different.
I will not be getting any upgrades any time soon. Nor will I be getting them unless I know I will be getting the truck for sure. And by the way you were the one that told me to look at speedtech parts, Takedown.
I will not be getting any upgrades any time soon. Nor will I be getting them unless I know I will be getting the truck for sure. And by the way you were the one that told me to look at speedtech parts, Takedown.
09-27-2007, 07:29 PM
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I think that is a bunch of BS. No offence. If you read the rcu review on the e-savage it was originaly hpi's disign, but at the last minute was released under Hot Bodies name. I do think that a flat chassis is a very good idea in terms of easiness and being able to quickly access any parts, but i would like something different.
I will not be getting any upgrades any time soon. Nor will I be getting them unless I know I will be getting the truck for sure. And by the way you were the one that told me to look at speedtech parts, Takedown.
I think that is a bunch of BS. No offence. If you read the rcu review on the e-savage it was originaly hpi's disign, but at the last minute was released under Hot Bodies name. I do think that a flat chassis is a very good idea in terms of easiness and being able to quickly access any parts, but i would like something different.
I will not be getting any upgrades any time soon. Nor will I be getting them unless I know I will be getting the truck for sure. And by the way you were the one that told me to look at speedtech parts, Takedown.
Yes I told you to look at ST parts but not before you even get the truck.
09-27-2007, 07:39 PM
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Let me repeat myself!
I am not buying the parts any time soon I am just looking. Nor will I by them if I am not a 100% sure I am getting the truck.
Did you get it this time.
I am not buying the parts any time soon I am just looking. Nor will I by them if I am not a 100% sure I am getting the truck.
Did you get it this time.
09-27-2007, 07:41 PM
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ORIGINAL: PedeBeater
Let me repeat myself!
I am not buying the parts any time soon I am just looking. Nor will I by them if I am not a 100% sure I am getting the truck.
Did you get it this time.
Let me repeat myself!
I am not buying the parts any time soon I am just looking. Nor will I by them if I am not a 100% sure I am getting the truck.
Did you get it this time.
