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11.17.2008, 07:05 AM

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I have everything you listed. Nothing against the savage, but you want the flm combo bulks for it, as it will eat diffs with the stock plastic cases. If your savage gets heavy this will be worse.

I have to say that my lst2 has proven much stronger than the savage. Plus I prefer the layout on the lst than the savage. I have the flm kit and it is nice, but I prefer the simplicity of esc brakes and reverse. The MMM has no issue running the hacker c50 xl and the 1521, so I see no need for multi speed trannys and mech brakes, especially for 40mph.

The erevo is pretty good too, better than a stock maxx, but not as beefy as the lst. Lst diffs and the al cases are great, easy to shim and about the best thing I have seen in a monster truck.

Make sure you get the lst2 arms hubs and driveshafts. All of the other variants have the weaker lst1 parts. Or get a muggy, those are good too.
+1. I own a Muggy and it's a TON better than my old Revo. At least it can handle my 1515 without blowing diff gears Get the RPM LST arms with the LST2/Mug adapters and Lunsford turnbuckles and it's a VERY tough truck. I managed to break a front spindle on mine and replaced it with an aluminum GH one (probably going to break the C-blocks now ). So far an ace in my book.


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11.17.2008, 02:09 PM

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Im going to be beating the hell out of these things, I want something that will last, run for 30-40 mins and be somewhat simple on the wallet,
imo this is a trade off. hard bashing and easy on the wallet seems to be mutually exclusive.

however. savages build properly are quite tough when it comes to jumping and the like. i do not own a lst but most of what i read is positive.

imo a multiple speed tranny is not going to hold up long with serious brushless power.

for jumping etc also a lcg is not indicated. for doing backflips and things you may want a "higher" cg. quite different needs than for racing.

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