After Traxxas introduced the LaTrax line of surface vehicles with the Rally we all knew other vehicles would follow. There are now three 1/18-scale entry-level LaTrax RTRs to choose from: The Rally, the Teton MT and now the SST to take care of the stadium truck/short course fans.
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The off-road scenario: there are challenging piles of rock, loose dirt, should it? Many bashers want a machine that will just pulverize anything in its path and that’s why Axial’s Wraith has become a popular choice for off-roaders who want to just flat out get aggressive with the throttle.
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Arrma has a history of making some seriously tough vehicles capable of handling the worst of conditions with ease and they even include a variety of power options for beginners to experts.
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To make the most of the 22 3.0 on high traction surfaces like …
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The 110% Racing Shock Pod features a lightweight design that accommodates both 1/10th …
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If you want to add some additional realism to your trail truck or …
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The Trail Finder II Kit has both detailed styling and aggressive performance. Performance …
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The Rival Monster Truck — a Ready-To-Run brushless-powered, 4WD monster truck in the …
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Fullforce RC has a bunch of cool hop-ups to take your Traxxas X-Maxx …
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Designed for the steering servo in the RC8B3, RC8B3e, RC8T3, and RC8T3e. These …
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We’re sure you’ve seen it. Time to check-out Boom Racing’s KRAIT™ Beadlock Wheels, …
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It was one of the first people to fully embrace the mini movement nearly a decade ago and have loved 1/18-scale vehicles ever since. Sure, the segment has cooled slightly recently but these vehicles still have a huge following and for good reason.
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Prior to the release of the ready to run Twin Hammers off-road rock racer from the people over at Vaterra many people had no idea what Ultra4, sometimes known as Unlimited Four Wheel Drive racing was all about.
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In today’s world of RC, everything that goes into a high-end race car has additional functionality beyond the basic workings. Transmitters and receivers are stuffed with tons of technology that allow every aspect to be tuned. ESC’s have pro- gramming cards that allow you to tweak all the internal settings for that ‘just right’ feel on the track.
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