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Redcat: RC-MT10E Monster Truck

23 Sep 2020

By Frankie in 1/10th, Monster Truck, Redcat Racing

Redcat Racing decided to re-release the monster truck Team Redcat TR-MT10E under the new name RC-MT10E. All the features and specifications included in the original model are the same but the servo has been upgraded from a 15Kg to a 25Kg metal gear servo and the price has been reduced.

This 1/10 scale monster truck features reinforced differentials, hardened steel driveshafts, high quality ball bearings throughout, durable long travel suspension, and offroad front bumper with working LEDs.

Check below the official video of the RC-MT10E!

RC4WD: Carbon Assault 1/10 Monster Truck

21 Jul 2020

By Frankie in 1/10th, Monster Truck, Video

RC4WD has started taking pre-orders for their new 1/10 scale Monster Truck Carbon Assault. Featuring a carbon fiber chassis, adjustable suspension, programmable ESC, CNC alloy parts and an AX-2 transmission, this truck is was designed from the ground up and is ready to bash it’s way through any obstacle!

Check the video below!

JConcepts: 1970 Chevy K10 Monster Truck Body

16 May 2020

By Frankie in 1/10th, JConcepts, Monster Truck, Video

JConcepts designers never stop to amaze us. They worked years to find the ultimate line of iconic trucks to compliment a range of vehicles utilizing a 10.5 to 11.00” wheelbase such as the Tamiya Clod Buster and Traxxas Stampede. The 1970 Chevy K10 Monster Truck Body is powerful, and the square body shape is a shout-out to the 70s.

For the 1970, a lot of the glamour rests in the front grille and headlight package as well as the layered and sculpted rear tail gate and taillight section (these details are included in the decal sheet along with many emblems and trim packages to customize you body as you like).

Traxxas: X-Maxx Heavy Duty Suspension Arms

02 May 2020

By Frankie in 1/10th, Monster Truck, RC CARS, Traxxas

For maximum durability in any situation Traxxas produced the Heavy Duty Suspension Arms for their legendary X-Maxx. This is a way to get even more brute strength out of your monste truck with these new heavy-duty suspension arms made from our composite material (specifically designed for high loads and hard landings with just the right amount of flex to resist breaking—even in cold weather).

Team Corally: Triton SP 2WD Monster Truck

22 Apr 2020

By Frankie in 1/10th, Monster Truck, Team Corally, Video

If you are looking for a robust, durable and fast Monster Truck designed for bashing Team Corally has released the TRITON SP. With this Monster Truck you can bash everywhere, without having to worry that it will not be able to overcome this challenge.

ARRMA: KRATON 8S BLX – Live video

25 Mar 2020

By Frankie in 1/5th, ARRMA, Monster Truck, Video

The KRATON 8S BLX is without doubt the king of the ARRMA‘s lineup. In this live video we can meet some of the team behind this RC bashing beast and talk you through the design, development, release and post release of the king of KRATONs.

Traxxas Maxx: Review by Velocity RC – Video

21 Feb 2020

By Frankie in 1/10th, Monster Truck, Traxxas, Video

Our friends at Velocity RC Cars magazine have posted the Traxxas Maxx review (that is featured in Issue #39 of VRC Mag and don’t forget that you can subscribe for just $9.99).

Last year Traxxas has introduced this monster truck that is a smaller version of the X-Maxx 1/8th Scale truck. With a new Maxx platform that is smaller and lighter, Traxxas engineers took the speed to 95+ km/h, tuned it for even higher performance and durability.

Check the video review below!

Redcat: Kaiju 1/8 4WD Monster Truck

12 Feb 2020

By Frankie in 1/8th, Monster Truck, Redcat Racing, RTR

Redcat just released their new 1:8 scale monster truck: the Kaiju. This ready to run giant features a powerful Hobbywing 150A Brushless ESC and will accept single or double LIPO batteries. It can handle a single 6S LIPO or double 3S LIPO batteries (but it is also capable of running a single 4S LIPO or double 2S LIPO batteries).

An adjustable wheelie bar allows the driver to decide how wild the Kaiju wheelies are. Lowering the 4-position adjustable wheelie bar keeps the front tires closer to the ground, though if you’re hard on the throttle they will leave the ground.

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