Revo Slayer
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 Tekno RC Brushless Conversion Kit Revo Slayer 25 33 TKR4001  US $94.95
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 New Traxxas Revo Platinum 33 chassis Slayer US $79.99
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 Rd Logics Fuel Tank FliptopSilver RevoSlayer RDLRV075IIS US $67.45
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 RD Logics Fuel Tank FliptopSilver RevoSlayer US $49.99
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 Slayer PRO 4x4 33 TRX PISTON set 5290 Revo T maxx Traxxas 5907 US $45.99
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 M2C Racing 3 Shoe 40mm Flywheel Kit For Revo Slayer M2C1097 US $44.99
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 Traxxas Big Block Conversion Kit Revo Slayer 5360X US $36.99
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 RD Logics Outer Differential Case Blue RevoSlayer US $36.00
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 Traxxas TQi 3 Channel Radio LINK 24GHz T Maxx 33 Revo Slayer US $35.99
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 RPM Axle Carriers Oversized BearingsWhiteRevo Slayer US $33.20
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 RPM Axle Carriers Oversized BearingsBlackRevo Slayer US $33.20
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 Rd Logics Outer Differential Case Blue RevoSlayer RDLRV024B US $33.19
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 RD Logics Steering SaverBlue RevoSlayer US $30.00
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 RD Logics Front Body Mount w PostSilverRevoSlayer US $30.00
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 TRAXXAS 250cc FUEL TANK CONVERSION KIT FITS SLAYER REVO US $29.99
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 New Traxxas Revo Platinum 33 header set 25 33 Slayer US $29.99
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 NEW TRAXXAS REVO DIFFERENTIAL DIFF FRONT OR REAR SLAYER US $29.95
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 NEW TRAXXAS SLAYER 5907 STARTER KIT REVO TMAXX RUSTLER US $29.95
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 NEW TRAXXAS SLAYER 5907 CARBURETOR CARB T MAXX REVO US $29.95
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 Traxxas 5490 ROAR Legal Resonator Tuned Pipe Revo 25 33 Slayer US $29.39
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 RPM 80582 Steering Knuckles Revo Slayer T E Maxx BK US $29.31
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 RPM 80582 Axle Carriers Steering Blocks Revo T Maxx 25R 33 E Maxx 168 Slayer US $24.95
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 NEW TRAXXAS SLAYER 5907 2075 STEERING SERVO E REVO US $24.95
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 Traxxas Sway Bar Kit Revo Slayer TRA5498 US $24.89
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slayer/revo differences?
just wondering if there are any differences aside from the a arms, bumpers, and the body on the vehicles?
From the experts on the forums:
The Slayer is a 2.5 revo chassis with shorter a arms, push rods, and the drive shafts from the diff to the wheel is a lot shorter.
Slayer is a CORR truck, whereas the Revo is an MT. The slayer tends to roll a lot more that the Revo but thats just what CORR trucks do. The Slayer is a Revo chassis. So there really isn't too much difference.
Slayer would handle better on on-road while Revo handles better off road, is just where you gonna use your truck,if of road doing some nice air jumps then go with Revo. Slash is amazing then Slayer can't be bad as it's same thing but just nitro powered.
Same chassis - just different anodizing
Slayer had the same part numbers for the transmission gearing, except it had the Wide ratio (38t second gear / 13t-18t input gear) standard. (#5384 vs. #5385)
It has a 15/36 gearing combo. Everything else, except for the differentials, looks the same on both trucks.
Here is the slayer gearing compared to revo gearing (Borrowed pic from Over_revO)
[IMG]http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z75/mike_peperni/PIC_1539.jpg[/IMG]
HTH
The slayer gearing is the higher one.
1/16th Traxxas E-Revo & Slayer
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