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It's a T-Maxx thats is two wheel drive and doesn't have reverse and weighs a lot less.
 
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so does it basically have the same parts as the t-maxx. I was Also wondering if anyone ever put a 3.3 in one.
 
if it has the 2.5 in it, the 3.3 should (famous last words, heh) bolt right in, since it's the same carb-type, exhaust header and mounting dimensions.
 
ohyeah, it'll fit. I just don't know how it would perform being 2WD. probably pretty hard to keep the front down on hard takeoffs.
 
Lessen said:
ohyeah, it'll fit. I just don't know how it would perform being 2WD. probably pretty hard to keep the front down on hard takeoffs.

Yeah, thats what i was thinking. I dont know, maybe ill just try and get one and maybe try the 3.3 out of my revo once and see how it works.
 
Lessen said:
ohyeah, it'll fit. I just don't know how it would perform being 2WD. probably pretty hard to keep the front down on hard takeoffs.


My thoughts exactly. I think with a 3.3 in it, you'd spend a lot of time flipping it back onto its wheels.
 
phx123 said:
Yeah I have one with a 2.5 and its a wheelie machine


Same here, it's hard to keep the front end down with a 2.5...It would be impossible with a 3.3. BTW I'm considering doing the same thing (colts)
 
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