Blasting through dirt and asphalt, this 1/14 scale RC car reaches an impressive 60km/h, pushing performance to the edge. A 2.4GHz remote system ensures precise handling, minimizing interference even in crowded racing environments. With its four-wheel drive, independent suspension, and oil-filled shocks, every turn stays controlled while jumps land smoothly. A full aluminum frame supports the build, built for rough landings. Its tires grip most surfaces without slipping. With steel inside every gear, rotation stays smooth even under full throttle. Covered compartments protect the moving parts from outside dust and small debris. Precision, power, and endurance meet in one chassis.
Equipped with rough rubber tires, deep treads grip surfaces from gravel to grass, ensuring maximum traction. Holding a hardware oil shock system, each wheel moves with controlled pressure during bumps. Using strong zinc alloy for every gear tooth, wear is minimized over time. The waterproof electronics add another layer of resilience, allowing performance in muddy tracks or light rain without hesitation. Whether tackling rugged terrain or drifting on pavement, this machine delivers the thrill of real sport.
Powered by a 7.4V lithium battery with 30A discharge, this rc car can drive longer before recharge while its quick-charge system gets you back on the track faster. The remote runs on a 2.4GHz frequency, offering full control within 100 meters. Designed to let multiple cars run together, the radio signal resists mix-ups from other controllers. All electronics are protected inside the sealed shell, making the car usable on dirt, grass, or wet patches. Whether you're a seasoned RC enthusiast or a parent wanting a strong starter RC that’s fast, tough, and fully pre-built, this delivers both power and simplicity. Take it anywhere, push it to the limit, and experience real RC racing.
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