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Old 12-19-2008, 10:50 AM
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Default difference between a volcano sv and volcano t2?

thinking bout ordering my bday present to myself what's the difference between the sv and t2? i see it has the sh motor , and by the pics, has more alum parts on it, plus the 2sp trans. anything else? is there a volcano that can be ordered with everything already hopped up? maybe a pro version of the volcano, be cheaper than adding all the parts 1 would think. be nice to buy a better version of the volcano.
Old 12-19-2008, 09:33 PM
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Default RE: difference between a volcano sv and volcano t2?

The T2 is basically an SV but with SH engine instead of VX and has a slide carburetor. Of course it has a 2 speed transmission like the one in the Landslide.

The T2's are sold out and more will be available in late Jan or early Feb.

You might be able to find some online though from some dealers.

The front and rear suspension setup is identical to the SV.

Hope that helps.

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Old 01-01-2009, 07:16 PM
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Default RE: difference between a volcano sv and volcano t2?

i wouldnt get a t2 yet i got one wish i waiting a few months cause redcat doesnt know much about them yet but will soon im sure i got them really working on finding parts i broke casue quite a few things are totally different

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