Revo Vs HPI MT2
10-28-2006, 05:55 AM
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Revo Vs HPI MT2
Hi all,
I've got about £300 to spend, and was wondering what you guys thought to the REVO over the HPI MT2??
Or would you buy something completely different with £300??
Cheers
Jordan
I've got about £300 to spend, and was wondering what you guys thought to the REVO over the HPI MT2??
Or would you buy something completely different with £300??
Cheers
Jordan
10-28-2006, 08:12 AM
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RE: Revo Vs HPI MT2
In my opinion, the MT2 does not cut it as a monster truck. I passed it up and bought a used Savage SS on-line instead. Out of these two you have to chosse from, I say get the Revo instead. You will not be disappointed with its handling. I believe the Revo will spank MT2 in every department: accleration, handling, ease of maintenance. Also, you can get far more aftermarket upgrade parts for Revo than for MT2. Revo is that popular.
10-28-2006, 10:13 AM
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RE: Revo Vs HPI MT2
ORIGINAL: SAVAGEJIM
In my opinion, the MT2 does not cut it as a monster truck. I passed it up and bought a used Savage SS on-line instead. Out of these two you have to chosse from, I say get the Revo instead. You will not be disappointed with its handling. I believe the Revo will spank MT2 in every department: accleration, handling, ease of maintenance. Also, you can get far more aftermarket upgrade parts for Revo than for MT2. Revo is that popular.
In my opinion, the MT2 does not cut it as a monster truck. I passed it up and bought a used Savage SS on-line instead. Out of these two you have to chosse from, I say get the Revo instead. You will not be disappointed with its handling. I believe the Revo will spank MT2 in every department: accleration, handling, ease of maintenance. Also, you can get far more aftermarket upgrade parts for Revo than for MT2. Revo is that popular.
Anyone else got any other thoughts?
Jordan
