Traxxas Remote Control Vehicle 58034-2_BLU
$231.35
Remote Control Vehicle; Slash; Short Course Racing Truck; Ready-To-Race Out Of The Box; 2WD; 1/10th Scale; 22.36 Inch Length x 11.65 Inch Width x 8.425 Inch Height x 13.2 Inch Wheelbase x 3.5 Inch Center Ground Clearance/ 76.2 Ounce; Titan 550 12-Turn Brushless Modified Electric Motor With Internal Cooling Fan; Four Wheel Independent Suspension; With 7 Cell 8.4 Volt 3000 mAh NiMH Power Cell Battery And Battery Charger; Accepts 6 And 7 Cell Flat Battery Packs And 7 Cell Hump Battery Packs; 30 MPH Maximum OEM Speed On A 7 Cell Battery And Using Included Optional 23-Tooth Pinion Gear; Waterproof Electronics And Off-Road Capable; With On-Board Audio; 2 Millimeter Thick Modified Composite Nylon Chassis With Side Nerf Bars; Blue Color Scheme With Race Replica Painted Body; With TRAXXAS TQ 2.4 GHz 2-Channel Radio System; XL-5 Electronic Speed Control (ESC) With Reverse And Brake; Licensed BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A Front And Rear Tires Mounted To 2.2 Inch Diameter x 1.5 Inch Width 5-Spoke Satin Front And Rear Wheels; Decals; Instruction Manual
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Description
The award-winning Traxxas Slash short-course race truck puts you in the driver’s seat for intense fender-to-fender, high-flying off-road action. Full-scale short-course race trucks embody the spirit of Traxxas R/C with their extreme 900+ Horsepower racing engines full-throttle, dirt-roosting power slides, giant suspension travel, and big-air jumps. The Traxxas Slash brings all the action home so you can experience the high-speed head-to-head competition at the track or in your own backyard. The rear-wheel drive Slash is purpose built to fly over jumps and rip full-throttle through the turns. Slash hangs it out for an all new way to challenge your driving skills. The 4-wheel independent suspension has been carefully tuned to replicate the real world driving and handling experience as closely as possible. The scale appearing tires provide just the right amount of bite and thick, blinding clouds of dirt roost.
