LOSI 1/10 Black Rhino Ford Raptor Baja Rey 4WD Brushless RTR with Smart (LOS03020V2T2)

This is super super cool and very true to real life. My husband used to build trophy trucks for Robby Gordon and has bad around the real thing for many years. He was impressed that a lot of the details are true to life trucks: How it drives, how it handles and how it stops. Tires get real big in the front when he goes fast and this thing boogies!! My husband appreciates quality and details, this was PeRFECt! Neighbors love when he breaks it out!

I have been running this truck HARD for months and it's insane. Near indescribable I do stunts with it endo flips and rolls in practice. Update: the car never did break anything major and its difficult dealing with the screws. The battery however after charging 1 and then the other, the first was installed in the car and i walked the dog heard an explosion, then a second one before I had extinguisher put the fire out. Those batteries needed an extra clear warning alert with them Never charge around anything that can burn.I wouldn't recommend charging them in the house either.

This Losi truck is fenomenal, the details are amazing. The panels are attached to the roll cage by 22 screws that makes the panels not shake or vibrate. I love traxxas but this truck is awesome. The AVC helps alot at keeping it from losing control. I use Traxxas 3s lipo with ec5 connector, No modifications to the battery tray, the battery cables don’t even touch the ground. I totally recommend this truck. (Oh by the way truck comes with LED bars front and back, And cooling fan)

Ok Amazon solved the issue I had so I'll give this the review it deserves...Plus I got plenty of drive time with it now...Love it...Just something about the way it glides over terrain feels good...I have a Typhon and a Hoss but the Losi is more satisfying...Its not as easy to work on as an Arrma but still its more fun to fix/upgrade...Only break I had so far is the front bumper...I do drive rough and take it through giant mud puddles and it takes it fine...Its not a basher out of the box but after some RPM arms and front bumper I would say it is

Fun truck. You need to upgrade the front springs, though in order to get it to take short jumps so that it won't nose dive. I installed the HR STE100MR128 springs. It's a set of 3 different spring rates. Also, changed the front shock oil to 35w and the rears to 40w. The truck was night and day after those 2 simple mods. Added a second set of front shocks (the ones with no springs) from a UDR to the rear of the baja. These are to just dampen the landings. You also need to add weight to the back of the truck to help balance it out. It's fairly light in the rear. I have not used it on 3s, only 2s.