Looking for electric

[RustyUs]

I gotten into RC about 10 years ago I got 5 different cars 4 nitro and 1 electric my last buy was a traxxas nitro 2wd slash

So today I wanted to try and get a lot of everyone’s opinion on where to order quality aftermarket parts for my jato 3.3 and 2wd slash also also should I not do anything with them

I see you have a monster truck and a SCT. Do you have a type/genre/category of RCs that mainly interests you?

How about brand preference?
Where will you be running? What surfaces?
There are lots of options for some pretty decent rigs at that price.
If you already have electronics, you could buy a bunch of different Tamiya kits that could be fun and keep your at your set pricepoint OR...

Sold / Found Thread 'Tekno EB410.2'

Mar 16, 2025

It pains me to do this, but with no carpet track in my area anymore... I can't justify keeping this around any longer. So here it is. I want to keep the body for memories, so you will have to supply your own body. You will also need your own radio/reciever for it as well. I suck at soldering, so don't judge too hard for the ugly solder joints. I feel I'm letting it go for a pretty decent price though, I just would rather see it go to a good home and be used vs rotting on my shelf collecting more dust than it already has. Shipping will be from 99701. PayPal goods and services ONLY...

• jojobeans
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This is a looney tunes deal and NEEDS to be bought!!! Its a bit more $ and would still need a radio but its a REAL nice kit too. I'd buy it myself if not for a ton of other pending projects.
I'd trade my Granite3s for it!

Most excellent choice indeed. That thing would be on it's way to me, but I told myself no more 1/10 scale buggies.

 

[MrBeanCar]

I recently got a 1/16 Aarma Mojave Grom, it was reduced from $170 to $140 but that has passed. It worked so well for my needs that I bought a second one.
Small enough to work in a smaller area, big enough to not be very fragile. With 4wd, can go over rough terrain, but it is fast in smooth surfaces. Uses a not too big battery (2s/1100).

 

[Doom!]

I recently got a 1/16 Aarma Mojave Grom, it was reduced from $170 to $140 but that has passed. It worked so well for my needs that I bought a second one.
Small enough to work in a smaller area, big enough to not be very fragile. With 4wd, can go over rough terrain, but it is fast in smooth surfaces. Uses a not too big battery (2s/1100).

Fun little rig, I love mine.