How much does a Maxx RC cost?
$999.99. Unrelenting 4X4 power, mammoth size, and award-winning innovation make X-Maxx the ultimate monster truck. With 30+ volts of extreme 8S power, X-Maxx defies physics, unleashing jaw-dropping acceleration and 50+mph speeds.
How fast is the Maxx RC car?
60+ MPH
Maxx Data
| Length: | 22.50 inches (572mm) |
|---|---|
| Radio System: | 2-Channel, TQi™ 2.4GHz Transmitter with TSM® receiver |
| Servo: | Torque: 285oz-in. |
| Top Speed: | 60+ MPH with 4S LiPo battery and optional gearing (sold separately) |
| Skill Level: | 4 |
What motor is in the Maxx?
The modular design of this monster truck makes it easy to maintain. The Traxxas X-Maxx Model 77086-4 has a Velineon 1275 kV sensorless brushless motor, a TQi 2.4GHz 2 channel with Traxxas Link, and can reach a top speed of over 50 mph.
Is the WideMaxx kit worth it?
Overall, the WideMaxx kit takes away a bit of the scale driving experience of a box stock Maxx, but gives the truck higher corners speeds, with much less chance of traction rolling. Final Verdict: In my opinion, the WideMaxx suspension kit is the #1 upgrade for the Traxxas Maxx monster truck.
How long has the Traxxas Maxx been out?
Company history In 1992, its first RTR nitro model, the Nitro Hawk, was released, followed by an RTR nitro boat, the Nitro Vee, four years later. In 1999, Traxxas released its first full sized monster truck model, the T-Maxx. A larger monster truck; the X-Maxx, came out in 2015.
How long does the Traxxas Maxx battery last?
30-90 minutes
Traxxas RC batteries typically last 30-90 minutes, depending on vehicle, terrain, and application (or how long and how hard you push your RC vehicle).
Do they make a wide kit for Xmaxx?
A Tougher, Wider Stance Take your X-Maxx to the next level with the WideMaxx kit and get ready for the ultimate expression of Traxxas Tough™. The X-Maxx WideMaxx kit includes extended versions of the extreme heavy-duty suspension arms for a 2.36” (60 mm) wider stance.
How long does a Traxxas Maxx battery last?
Traxxas RC batteries typically last 30-90 minutes, depending on vehicle, terrain, and application (or how long and how hard you push your RC vehicle).