Getting a REVO 3.3 os18&15

[Guy_With_RC]

new toy coming.....

REVO time
3.3 os18 & os15

just picked this up off RCU and need some advice

I have no idea what I'm getting into here.... does anyone have these that you might shed some light into my corner about upgrades I will need or anything at all would be great

Thanx for your help

[rcman]

i don't have a clue as to what to upgrade but going with what i know, go as much RPM as possible.

[SchrodeMode]

Is it an older (short chassis) or newer (long chassis) 3.3? Is anything done to it, or is it stock?

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[Guy_With_RC]

sorry for no replies guys been busy working.... Umm I believe it's the newest version long chassis of the REVO 3.3, but I'm not to sure....

Heres a pic if that helps

[Guy_With_RC]

I just can't stop now...LOL no I really need some advice with these monsters

Bought another one today this time I picked up a Slayer Pro 3.3 4x4 with a REVO conversion.....came with everything to put the ezstart and change it back to the Slayer(which I might do because I have a 3.3 revo)

Help me I have an addiction problem...... Step 1 of the 12 step recovery

Who am I kidding quitting's for losers and I want to be a winner.....LMAO

[SchrodeMode]

Looking at the pics, I'm pretty sure those are both the older models. It looks like it's a Slayer and not a Slayer Pro, the pro has the longer chassis and wider arms (I'm pretty sure the older chassis were silver). If you look at the over head shots of the newer Revos and Slayer Pros, they have a larger space between the front shocks and transmission. For bashing, the shorter chassis will be a little more fun, easier to sling it around in the air (flips) and drag the ass end on the ground.

[SchrodeMode]

How are they running, still have good compression?