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TeknoRC is coming out with a reciever box/250cc tank conversion kit for the Revo. They state 6 different tanks will actually drop in to their mount including the factory 125cc. I don't know about you others, but I can't wait!

http://www.teknorc.com/

I also prefer the smaller, narrower, truggy wings for the Tekno wing mount. I have found a good source and ordered 4 this week. A-Main Hobbies out of Chico, CA has on their site the Jammin truggy wings, and they also sell the Thunder Tiger wings for the ST-1. I bought white and green from Jammin, and white and orange from TTR.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/advance..._description/1/keywords/jammin/sort/3a/page/7
 
I saw that the other day, will be nice for those non regulated races for sure and the ability to swap tanks. Running against a guy with the Spider tank killed me last year.
 
Yeah, I doubt I use the 250cc as it is too much of a weight shift throughout a race, but Ilike the idea of the flexibility.
 
Being a basher, I'd like that! Although, I forgot how long SB engines run on 125cc's. Considering I have a 125cc tank on my savage, I get about 8 minutes of run time, but the revo seems to run much longer. After about 5 tanks, I'm tired of standing... man I'm lazy...
 
wow killer ill think about doing the 250 cc.. on i go over to single servo.

thats killer thanks for the info man..
 
Check it out! Flippin Sweet!

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olds97_lss said:
Being a basher, I'd like that! Although, I forgot how long SB engines run on 125cc's. Considering I have a 125cc tank on my savage, I get about 8 minutes of run time, but the revo seems to run much longer. After about 5 tanks, I'm tired of standing... man I'm lazy...
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Ditto.


I usualy only have enough time for 2 or 3 tanks my self but I still wouldn't mind not having to refuel as often as I do lol
 
for racing with the stock tank, it looks like that thing would knock some weight off without having to hack up the stock box. that plus the throttle servo mount has to take off a couple ounces, i'd think. i'm gonna add that to my list of "gotta gets".
 
Earlier I went over to the Tekno site and maxxed up the pic in size, sent it to print, and then held it up to the actual Revo. I like the 250cc version as it moves a lot of weight forward, but the tank looks like it will sit high enough to interfere with the CP2 body. It also will cause me to move my steering servo back to the left side.
 
I can't wait to get the bigger tank. it'll even out the weight of my .23 and it'll compensate for the greater fuel consumption. :cheerful:
 

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