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Losi 1/10 22S 2 Wheel Drive SCT Brushed Ready to Run RC Truck (Yellow or Black)

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Horizon Hobby via Amazon has Losi 1/10 22S 2 Wheel Drive SCT Brushed Ready to Run RC Truck (Yellow or Black) on sale for $139.99. Shipping is free.

Alternatively, Horizon Hobby or Tower Hobbies also has Losi 1/10 22S 2 Wheel Drive SCT Brushed Ready to Run RC Truck (Yellow or Black) on sale for $139.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member gabe23111 for finding this deal

Note, product will be sold/shipped by Horizon/Tower Hobbies. Select your choice of product colorway before checking out

About the Product

Dynamite 60A FWD/REV ESC
Dynamite 12T 550 Brushed Motor
Bottom Loading Battery
Updated Race Inspired 2WD Platform
All Metal Gear Transmission
Oil-Filled Gear Differential
Spektrum Waterproof Servo
Spektrum STX2 2.4GHz Radio System
Officially Licensed Maxxis Razr MT Tires
Team Losi Racing Option Part Upgrades Available

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Written by Edited April 19, 2023 at 01:02 PM by

Looks to be a nationwide sale and available from a few retailers

It's part of Horizon Hobby's Spring Cleaning Sale [horizonhobby.com]

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Created 04-19-2023 at 05:57 AM by gabe23111

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Model: Losi RC Truck 1/10 22S 2WD SCT Brushed RTR (Ready-to- Run), MagnaFlow, LOS03022T1,Yellow

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If you are already planning mods, you are better off buying something that's already brushless and 4x4. Modding is a slippery slope and you want to start with a good roller. Personally I'm getting a hpi savage xs flux and calling it a day.

4WD is probably easier for a beginner. It will generally cost more. I bought the Arrma Granite 4WD [horizonhobby.com]for my son as his 1st car and it's been great. Their 2WD [horizonhobby.com] is many peoples 1st foray in to RC cars as it used to hit $99 or less but I haven't seen it on sale in a while.

Is this a must buy? What kit makes it brushless? 1st time buyer of rc, so sorry for the dumb question.

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04-20-2023 at 06:49 PM.

This is great entry level truck at a great price. Let the kids bash it and if they have fun buy a faster, brushless 4x4. But for the price this is a great truck to yank the kids away from a screen.

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04-20-2023 at 08:57 PM.

Quote from aztecnero

Something to think about: if you go 4x4, that's twice as many things to break. I've owned both. Yes, the 4x4 is easier to drive, but for ease of repairs, nothing beats the simplicity of 2wd.

I think you're less likely to abuse or break a 4x4.
My 4x4's see less abuse because you can finesse it around a track/obstacles, You don't need to drive it as hard to gain speed don't have to carry as much momentum to go over obstacles.

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04-25-2023 at 02:01 AM.

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Is 4x4 the way to go then? I should skip this then?

Buy a Traxxas slash, 4wd, brushless and be done. It's really all you need. If you don't want to continue the hobby you can sell it. A 2wd brushed stadium truck is worthless, imo.