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Judging by your question you are a new comer to the RC Nitro world so welcome.. The Slayer pro and Revo 3.3 share many components, however one is geared to short course circuit truck racing and on eis geared to the Monster truck bashing scene.
In my opinion you will have much more fun with the Revo then you would with the Slayer, it will go places where the low clearance and small tires of the SLayer will not allow it to go.
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