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Old 10-20-2004, 05:50 PM
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Default What are the most important things for the revo

ive just got a revo and i was just wondering what r the weeks parts on the truck, the truck is really good and performs very well but i really don't want to break anything just yet spares in the uk r a bit slim thanks speedywheels
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Probably the most important thing is to have a hevy left index finger lol
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i just got my revo today £450 for the revo and all nessisary bits, just have to wait now for it to stop raining so i can break the engine in.

as for replacement parts there are plenty on ebay or you coud go for alloy/titainium parts from rcworld up north.

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Theres nothing really weak. I did break a driveshaft half, but I have no idea how I did it.
Old 10-22-2004, 05:52 PM
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thats good too know, is everyone pleased with the revo so far?
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thanks cavedog...let me know how you're break-in goes, i had to heat up my engine with a hair dryer to even get it started because the engine was so tight..but now it fly's, wheele's and all sorts wahhey
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I would say good parts to have on hand would be set of control arms right front ,left front ,and a set of the rear, also some rod ends. I brock one front control arm and a rear rod arm doing some monster jumps. This truck rules.
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ORIGINAL: speedywheels

thats good too know, is everyone pleased with the revo so far?
I AM!
Old 10-23-2004, 08:10 AM
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im hopefully getting mine today.... im a newby at mts but i had a nitro car so i think i will be alright since the nitro car did about 55 mph. does the revo have real fast acceleration?
Old 10-23-2004, 02:11 PM
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yeah its fast, but you need to run it in like it says in the manual to get the best performance
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The most important thing I can think of is to break it in EXACTLY how they say to in the manual, and to use an inline fuel filter before you ever run it. Clean out the fuel tank before the first run as per the instructions on the traxxas forum. Ive put my Revo 10 feet in the air at a skate park and landed on flat concrete and the only part that has broken on mine is a pushrod, and it was my fault that it broke because of a bad landing. I'll be getting lunsford pushrods sometime in the future so I wont have that problem ever again.
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an aluminum clutch is a very good CHEAP upgrade for the revo, you would be surprised how much power is lost at the stock clutch. before i had to work a little to make her wheelie. not anymore, any full throttle takeoffs send the nose skyward....chris[:-]
Old 10-27-2004, 01:36 PM
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where can i get the clutch from?

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