Traxxas E-Revo 2.0 Discontinued || First Run After Final Upgrades 😎 # Traxxas

Today I finally ran my Traxxas E-Revo 2.0 after installing the final upgrades: Hot Racing black anodized aluminum axle carriers, Hot Racing blue anodized aluminum steering assembly, and Traxxas front/rear heavy duty suspension arms. I am very pleased with how it performed today. Steering is a lot more precise and the blue suspension arms look fantastic.

[@afterdaytv1172]

Exelent thank you for video traxxas erevo it s good Merci beaucoup on aime le erevo depuis la france 👍

[@beyondthebluerc1]

Thanks, it’s a fantastic rig😃

[@V8chump]

Try the copperheads on there. Incredible difference. Much more planted and they’re lighter so the truck just feels more nimble. Doesn’t roll nearly as much. Lowest shock preset on the arms let it slide really well on asphalt Copperheads and variable dampening kit, nobody mentions the VDK kit but it’s also incredible (and cheap)

[@beyondthebluerc1]

@@V8chump Nice, I will definitely look into that!

[@charliedonner9548]

ALWAYS WANTED ONE THE 1/16 SCALE WAS 199.99 LAST SPRING DONT THINK WE WIL SEE THOSE NUMBERS AGAIN

[@beyondthebluerc1]

Wow, that's a great price for a mini E-Revo. Was it brushless? I paid about $350.00 for my mini E-Revo 14 years ago. The Revo platform is one of my favorites. I have the E-Revo 2.0, mini E-Revo VXL, and a nitro Slayer. The Slayer needs an engine rebuild/new piston and sleeve installed. I probably needs seals and o rings replaced at this point as well. It's been in storage for about ten years. Time sure does fly...I didn't realize it had been that long until just now.

[@GlitchPG3D]

I’ve seen some at my hobbystore near by selling them for $199 still, I can check it out again sometime soon and see if they still sell it. 😊

[@beyondthebluerc1]

@@GlitchPG3D Nice, hopefully you can get your hands on one👍.