where OH where should it be?
are there ant reasons why it cannot be mounted low in the chassis, rather than up high on the transmission like the stock ELC-6S was?
the newest version of the Savage XL seems more like a center than they have ever had. problem is, with older frames you will still need to modify frame to even bolt it between framerails. new holes will need drilled, shafts will need to be measured to mount the newest diff into older frame to...
yes, there are HUGE differences between the savage flux and the E-savage. also a HUGE difference between previous company owner savages and preset owner savages....lol.
got a XL V2 motorplate yesterday from Jenny's RC........that won't even fit between older chassis without modification
electric models.....
1-the green lid XL is like an XL version of the FluxHP and some of those parts will not interchange with the newer models
2-the Black lid XL went through changes. the frameail holes were moved, the servo/reciever box were changed, tranny and its case were changed and...
i CAN VERIFY... absolutely nothing works from the version 2 to the HP inside the framerails, and even those don't work on HP parts. the motormount is different, the tranny is different also the servo box and recieverbox. I dunno if even the XL rear shaft will work with the newest Flux XL. I got...
Racers edge sells a NEARLY complete linkeage kit.
you just pretty much need a servo crank, if you prefer
http://rchobbies.com.au/store/product_info.php?cPath=33_1027&products_id=73719
read somewhere that the Mugen MBX6T tanks is a near drop on replacement. I cant find specs for the tank or verify its fits BUT its on my "someday" epig list