REVO vs SAVAGE SS 4.6

goldwing · 09-12-2005 07:38PM #1

Hi there
Iam trying to make up my mind on which model I should buy next.I know its a long time away but Iam going to Florida in April and I want to get one of these amazing trucks when Iam over there but I just cant choose anybody got any pointers???

vectra · 10-12-2005 02:14AM

Both have their plus's and minus's :rolleyes:

But.
Hopefully I will be the proud owner of a revo next sunday..
Main reason I chose the revo is because my son has a T-Maxx and has it hopped up with ally wishbones etc... Boy can that take some thrashing over the ramps

goldwing · 10-12-2005 01:07PM

I like the savage more so for the looks but you also got the 3 speed and a 4.6 engine :eek:. With the revo youve got super suspension ez start (which I would remove) reverse (which I would also remove). anybody else got any advice or expierence with either models?

muckwarrior · 10-12-2005 01:35PM

goldwing wrote:

I like the savage more so for the looks

Personally I think the Revo is one of the best looking trucks out there. Way nicer than the savage.

tallus · 14-12-2005 06:02PM

My Savage 3.5 just arrived, now I know why it's called a monster truck !
Damn it's huge

T-Maxx · 14-12-2005 07:39PM

Size isn't everything!

tallus · 14-12-2005 11:56PM

yes it's how you use it heh :-)

tallus · 15-12-2005 12:07PM

goldwing wrote:

I like the savage more so for the looks but you also got the 3 speed and a 4.6 engine :eek:. With the revo youve got super suspension ez start (which I would remove) reverse (which I would also remove). anybody else got any advice or expierence with either models?

why remove the ez start and reverse? I got a savage 21 yesterday doesn't have reverse or ez start, but what disadvantage could they be ?

T-Maxx · 15-12-2005 06:24PM

Weight

coolwings · 15-12-2005 06:44PM

Weight ....yes definitely.

And also complexity ....more parts = more parts to break or wear out.

tallus · 15-12-2005 07:18PM

Fair comments guys :-)

muckwarrior · 15-12-2005 07:36PM

I can understand the EZ start as it's pretty heavy, but would the reverse gear really make that much difference? Also it's very handy that when you drive into something maybe a hundred yards away more often than not you can reverse out instead of having to trek after it to turn it around

T-Maxx · 15-12-2005 08:05PM

When you race every gram counts. You'll be amazed to see what some guys do to shave a few off.

Bear in mind that when you remove the reverse, you also take off the servo and linkage.

coolwings · 15-12-2005 10:06PM

I reckon you are both right there, reverse is very handy to have for sport use, but a lean mean racing machine would be better without .

REVO vs SAVAGE SS 4.6

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