what are the main differences between the savage and the mammoth that make the savage so much more durable. does it have to do with the twinplate chasis? I think, im not sure about this, but the savage is the only truck that has 2 side plates that things connect to instead of the one bottom chasis sheet metal thing. is this why it is so durable? i always hear about people droping these things off 2 story buildings and nothing happening to them, why is this?

dont forget about the 6" of suspension travel.

the main area where the savage beats the mammoth is the shocktowers. from what i hear the mammoth stock towers are weak and easy to bend in a crash

any other difference you'll have to ask someone who owns both

mammoth is weak sauce. savages are savage.

but what makes a savage a savage, and is the 6 inches of suspension travel really six inches, or are you adding up 3 inches each from the two towers and making 6.

the six inches is measured from the center of the wheel.

it's that the chassis and all the truck components interlock. what makes the truck such a ***** to work on is what makes it so bulletproof.

^^Amen^^

when you say bullit proof what exactly does that mean, obviosly it is strong but is this like a measerable hting, doe certin areas have to be up to different standereds or is this just a simple expression?

It just means that in almost any crash the Savage has a 100% survivability rate and will need no repair at all. The only weak part on a savage is the body.

He means it won't break....

Why must u ask so many questions lozaning. The savage is extremely durable and that business. and don't ask what I mean by business that would be another question too many.