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Arrma Granite Voltage 2WD 1/10 Scale RC Brushed Mega Monster Truck RTR Expired
$100
$149.99
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Horizon Hobby has Arrma Granite Voltage 2WD 1/10 Scale Radio Controlled Brushed Mega Monster Truck RTR on sale for $99.99 when you apply coupon code TRUCK at checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member alen129 for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member alen129 for sharing this deal.
Features:
- 2S LiPo compatible
- Double wishbone front and rear suspension
- Top load oil-filled shocks
- Tough metal dogbone driveshafts
- Ready to Run - no additional items required to use!
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Use Code TRUCK. Ends 3/24
2S LiPo compatible
Double wishbone front and rear suspension
Top load oil-filled shocks
Tough metal dogbone driveshafts
Ready to Run - no additional items required to use!
https://www.horizonhobb
2S LiPo compatible
Double wishbone front and rear suspension
Top load oil-filled shocks
Tough metal dogbone driveshafts
Ready to Run - no additional items required to use!
https://www.horizonhobb
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price is 99$ all most all around year
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Says it's 2s compatible. Invest in a 2s lipo as it will get you punchier acceleration and a bit more top end.
Get ready to do some maintenance after each run. Most commonly for us are the two (Red and Black) wires disconnecting from the engine and requiring some simple soldering. We also replaced the Diff Overdrive a few time already.
This car made me realize that even though I love driving RC cars, I don't really have the time/patience for the maintenance required for the hobby.
If it's fast enough to be fun, then it's fast enough to eventually break something. It's simply inevitable that you will end up replacing gears, steering, and other pieces over time. I'd wager I drove mine ~15 times, and I had to resurrect it on the work bench three times. Now the steering is broken and I just can't muster the motivation to go down yet another Youtube rabbit hole to fix it again, so it's just been staring at me from a shelf in the garage for over a year now.
Upgrading individual components on an RC is an exercise in futility. The impact and force of impacts and abuse will break something. What to strengthen depends on what the new weakest link now is. Just some examples.... Alloy hub nuts can cause the wheels to strip out and more stress on the axels. Alloy steering knuckles and cause control arms to break, alloy control arms can cause the mounting to the frame to break or the shock towers, alloy axles move more stress to the differential and so on. Choose wisely and pick the sacrificial weak area. I have a tackle box of random parts in it and take it with me when I take my cars out to bash. Be extra careful in colder temperatures. Everything is far less flexible and far more brittle.
https://www.arrma-rc.com/en/inter...=ARA102
As frustrating as it can be to have a part break, these hobby grade rc cars are made to be repairable.
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Hope your steering servo fixes your RC otherwise check if any parts like the linkage, servo saver, or anything in the suspension is busted. All parts are available and Jenny's RC is a great site for cheap(er) parts.
Also if you post a picture of the front end on Reddit /r/rccars I'm sure the folks there will be able to help.
This car made me realize that even though I love driving RC cars, I don't really have the time/patience for the maintenance required for the hobby.
If it's fast enough to be fun, then it's fast enough to eventually break something. It's simply inevitable that you will end up replacing gears, steering, and other pieces over time. I'd wager I drove mine ~15 times, and I had to resurrect it on the work bench three times. Now the steering is broken and I just can't muster the motivation to go down yet another Youtube rabbit hole to fix it again, so it's just been staring at me from a shelf in the garage for over a year now.
Dm me and I'll buy it from you as-is
This is incorrect. This model.like all currently available Arrma models, is fully supported. Parts are avail and cheap to replace.
Traxxas gets a bad rap in the hobby by the enthusiasts but the parts are plentiful and interchangeable which makes repairs and fixes easier if you have more than one model. That being said, Arrma has good parts support to and it is not a throw away item. I mentioned this is another post in this thread but these things do break. They are powerful and fast enough that you can destroy them very quickly. Their capabilities with brushless motors and lipo cells FAR exceed the materials and size and strength of the components if you are not using care. It could be the very first time you set it on the ground and run off and hit a curb. Having a decent stock of basic parts makes the hobby much more enjoyable or just don't hit anything.
Some people are into top speed and take them 50+ mph, one false move at that speed and the car is basically in multiple pieces instantly. That is an extreme example but applies across the whole spectrum. These are hobbies, not toys.
They can take some abuse though. https://youtu.be/eB9V1YkGPok?si=
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They really don't. This will never break if you don't run it into stuff. Of course a $400+ RC will be more durable but it's also faster. Speed equals breakage sometimes when you wreck. Some people like maintenance/repair as much as they do driving.