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coolhandcountry 01.05.2007 08:06 PM

I think the emaxx has more upgrade options for later.

phildogg 01.05.2007 08:26 PM

I'd go for a maxx over the e-savage..
phil

GorillaMaxx360 01.05.2007 08:32 PM

wow your lucky she is actually interested

Bash R Maxx 01.09.2007 01:17 PM

Yeah she's interested but she wants the E-Savage. I don't think it would be a good idea to get her a Maxx. I want something I won't have to put alot of upgrades into but is still fun to drive. Don't get me wrong I am happy with my Maxx but if she drives like I do It will spend more time on the work bench.

Procharged5.0 01.09.2007 01:21 PM

Go for the maxx. Upgrade the bulks and shock towers (FLM would work well for little $$$). You're basically done unlesss you want RPM arms for added durability.

neweuser 01.09.2007 01:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Procharged5.0
Go for the maxx. Upgrade the bulks and shock towers (FLM would work well for little $$$). You're basically done unlesss you want RPM arms for added durability.

I agree!

Procharged5.0 01.09.2007 01:37 PM

Well, I suppose shocks should be considered if a lot of hardcore jumping is being done. I hated it when i was blowing shock caps off (only happened when launching off the really big bmx jumps though).

neweuser 01.09.2007 01:45 PM

But even Bog Bores are pretty cheap and go with RPM pistons

Procharged5.0 01.09.2007 01:50 PM

I only know one guy who used them and he said "great in concept but a real PITA!"

How did you like the RPM pistons?

coolhandcountry 01.09.2007 01:57 PM

I don't think the e savage is as strong as the reg savage.
If you start breaking stuff I don't think it is alot of options to upgrade to.

Procharged5.0 01.09.2007 02:11 PM

I think you're right Leroy. The E-Zilla and E-Savage have limited aftermarket support and I think they cut some corners to keep cost down to compete with the E-maxx. Just my .02

coolhandcountry 01.09.2007 03:15 PM

I think they should have kept closer to the savage.
The savage was a great basher cause of the strength.
At one time they didn't even have a set of cvds to fit the esavage.
They may be out now. At least you can update the emaxx with the
tmaxx 3.3 stuff to make it more durible.

Bash R Maxx 01.11.2007 06:47 PM

My thing is I had to sink alot of $$$$$ into the Maxx to get it even close to what I would consider durable. In retrospect if I had not kept buying stock components and would have bought what I have now I would have had enough cash for just about every FLM or UE part in their catalogs (twice). Live and Learn I guess.

Bash R Maxx 01.11.2007 06:51 PM

I'm just looking to run this E-Savage stock.....famous last words.

Procharged5.0 01.11.2007 06:52 PM

Like the old saying goes.....do it once......do it right!

not like I can say much though....

I've had several sets of control arms, shocks and whatever else on my maxx too!

And on my car......oh boy! I've had several different sets of heads on it, several different custom grind cams, the list goes on, and, on, and on, and on, and on...............


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