converted 3905 vs 3908

[50togo]

are there many advantages going with a 3908 vs a converted 3905?
i am looking at an e maxx to go with my new e revo
http://traxxas.com/forums/showthread...s-RPM-Upgrades

[ajcar]

probly cheaper just going with the 3908. but the one for sale out does a 3908 with more stuff.

heck my 3903 cost 398 bucks. then the 209 bucks for a hobbywing 150amp combo. then the white progressive springs for i think i paid ten bucks on ebay. then 86 bucks for 2 lipos. there is the price of a 3908.

[Redsawacs]

i think everything is identical minus the tires/rims, body decals, motor and ESC and springs

[Cinnabun]

i think everything is identical minus the tires/rims, body decals, motor and ESC and springs

It's more than that, the 3908 has the tqi 2.4 radio, single motor plate, 2075 servos, and the included wheelie bar.

I put the brushless edition motor and a mamba monster esc in my 3905 and you would never know it was initially a brushed model.

[87 GN]

see if this helps
http://robotwars.00server.com/emaxxfaq.html

[mike-susieq1]

isnt the 3908 have also the 17mm wheel hex's?

[50togo]

thanks so gn i take it you have a grand national?i use to race a few back in the day .even stock they were impressive!

yep mike they do

[mike-susieq1]

thats what i was thinking looking at the e revo brushed as well it runs 14mm hex's. so thats another thing you will incurr on costs for wheels 17mm and hex's too, then single motor mount and other things. I would say just pick up a roller 3908 like i did i got mine with RPM skids only upgrade and front RPM bumper for 230shipped a little high but its was only used a handful of times only

[50togo]

Good deal!
I have a ton of t maxx wheels and parts but I like them 17mm hexes and never know what you will get. Some worn out erbe

[SLW-SVT]

build it from scratch! you can use your tmaxx hexes and wheels if you use the stock axles or traxxas cvd's.

[Cinnabun]

Yeh I'm still running the 14mm 3905 wheels and hexes with no issues