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ARRMA 1/10 Big Rock 4X4 V3 3S BLX Brushless Monster RC Truck RTR (Transmitter and Receiver Included, Batteries and Charger Required), Black, ARA4312V3

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Features

  • READY-TO-RUN: Perfect RC truck for beginners, built for exciting bashing speeds and extreme, all-terrain durability.
  • DESIGNED TOUGH: New features to enhance its unstoppable performance include a stronger chassis and retained hinge pin plates; steering with more clearance for stones; a castellated slipper pad and sliding gear mesh; and rubber shielded bearings throughout.
  • ADJUSTABLE: Ride height and body mounts for easy component access and maintenance
  • SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE: This monster RC truck delivers a thrilling combination of ARRMA toughness, street truck style and 50+ mph speed capability.
  • INCLUDES: Ready to Run (RTR) completion level is fully assembled and includes everything needed besides batteries and a charger.
  • NEWLY UPDATED: With a Spektrum SLT3 radio, Firma brushless motor, tougher chassis, wider stance, stronger steering servo and more.

Description

Features Stronger chassis and retained hinge pin plates Steering with more clearance for stones Castellated slipper pad and sliding gear mesh 1.1 inch wider stance for better handling and bashing Plastic locknut for slipper 23T Spline servo saver 37T 1.35Mod diffs with silicone O-rings Power Module with sliding gear mesh and improved dirt management Rubber shielded bearings throughout Oil-filled shocks with silicone O-rings Wider arms front and rear Body with matte black finish Front and rear bumpers with matte black finish Tough black multi-spoke wheels with matte black finish Vented multi-terrain dBoots RAGNAROK tires BLX100 2S/3S waterproof ESC For details on waterproof standards, refer to the instruction manual. IC5 connectors (EC5) compatible Signature easy-access modular design Easy-access power module Easy-access electronics module Easy-access diff module removal front and rear Double wishbone suspension front and rear Metal-geared differentials Adjustable ride height Adjustable body mounts Adjustable turnbuckles High-speed center driveshaft support Wheelie Bar 2-year limited warranty (see website for details) 50+ MPH (80+ km/h) speed achievable in optimum driving conditions on 3S LiPo Overview A great step-up from brushed bashing, the 1/10 scale ARRMA BIG ROCK CREW CAB 4X4 3S BLX ready-to-run monster truck delivers a thrilling combination of ARRMA toughness, street truck style and 50+ mph speed capability.

Product Dimensions: 20.24 x 14.02 x 7.91 inches


Item Weight: 7.2 pounds


Item model number: ARA4312V3


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Manufacturer: Arrma


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: July 31, 2020


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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Arrma Big Rock RC truck is generally received with high praise. Many of the reviewers have talked about the excellent speed, durability and value for money. The truck has also been described as tough and well-built. However, there are some concerns about the parts needing replacements after intense usage.

Pros

  • 🚀 Incredible speed even on 2S batteries.
  • 💪 It's solid and tough, capable of enduring hard usage and crashes.
  • 👌 Offers value for money when compared to other more expensive models.
  • 😃 Great fun and can potentially attract attention from bystanders due to its performance.

Cons

  • 🔧 Some users have reported needing to replace parts after only a couple of weeks of intense usage, which could add to the overall cost.
  • 🎮 Might be too fast for beginners and require getting used to the controls.

Should I Buy It?

If high speed and durability are what you're seeking in an RC truck, then the Arrma Big Rock is certainly a strong choice. Owners have been thrilled with its performance and fun factor. While it might need some parts replacement after intense usage, many consider it a worthwhile trade-off given its other strengths. However, beginners might want to approach with caution due to its high speed.

    • The Arrma Big Rock RC truck is a solid 9/10. Infact, this thing is epic!
I started my journey into the RC car world approximately 2 weeks ago. I first purchased a Haiboxing 1/12 scale 903a (which was great but a little small and the gear/differentials made an awful racket at certain speeds and the shocks which were supposed to be oil filled weren't; I bought another one to see if it was any better and the shocks were filled this time but the drivetrain made an even worse racket). Both ended up getting returned. The second RC car purchased was a Hosim 1/10 scale X08 which was much better overall when compared to the Haiboxing, and I would have kept it, if it wasn't for what is a "drag brake" problem that made the car difficult to drive when letting off the gas (it would almost flip over itself due to the strong braking at times or flip on the side with turning and letting off). I looked it up on youtube and RC Guy Garage also complained about this and he hated it. I returned the Hosim after running it for 15 minutes and finding out that this isn't an isolated problem. Lots of background info here, I know I know, bear with me. Now onto the Arrma Big Rock. THIS. THING. ROCKS. I haven't had this much fun with something like this in years. It has quickly become almost an obsession. I have always had many interests (cars, computers, electronics, DJ'ing) but nothing has ever, with the exception of maybe DJing, had me so infatuated. I guess this is what a true hobby feels like? I think so. As far as the car itself: The car is fast (almost too fast on 3S, especially after calibrating the throttle, make sure to do this as it wasn't done out of the box, now even on 50% on a 3S battery it scoots and honestly is plenty fast on the streets and small parking lots, 75% is borderline too quick, and 100% is basically only for straight line runs, at least for me!). 2S batteries come tomorrow (which were recommended as opposed to 3S by my buddy who has worked at Hobby Town for 20+ years but I didn't listen and purchased 3S initially). The car is tough, I have hit curbs and big rocks, with a few of these crashes resulting in the car flying 5 feet up in the air or doing cartwheels for 30 feet and other than some scrapes everything is running strong (only about 10 hours on this thing though so as far as longevity of components I cannot give a good impression). The car looks good, proportions are right, the wide stance is great, and the all-black crew cab fits the longer wheelbase very well. I think LED headlights or a bumper light bar would be awesome but I am sure that can be installed. I have also had multiple people approach me around my neighborhood and the random parking lots and parks I've been to and ask what it is and where I bought it and of course I happily oblige with the information they request. One of my neighbors went home and bought one same day after seeing me drive it around (a different Arrma but goes to show how excited people get when they see this thing). Overall this car is a 9/10. Oh, and I have an Arrma Kraton 1/10 coming tomorrow... It has begun... Cheers! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2023 by Dr. Polanski
    • Great truck. Driving is just part of the hobby.
The truck is great out of the box. But I think a lot of new rc drivers don’t understand is that driving is part of the hobby. Especially a brasher truck. It will break and you will have to fix it. You will want to upgrade it to make it less breakable. And you will want to mess with the oils and gearing and tires. So expect to tinker and learn how. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024 by BigCrazyManiac
    • Near indestructible
Perhaps I'm lucky, but I have a ton of RC cars (3 are Arrma), and this guy is by far the most robust one. I did change out the stock servo with a 35kg one, but I went through about a dozen batteries before I finally stripped a gear. This is not the fault of the product at all. If you're going to run these guys hard you will break parts! What I love about this is just how tough it is. I changed my ESC to punch setting 5 and haven't looked back. I did all of these mods over a short period of time, if anyone else is interested: - swapped out the servo (everyone says this is a must) - swapped out the rear diff with a metal one (you could probably get away with just the input gear to metal) - swapped rear diff housing (yoke) with an aluminum one - added an m2c chassis brace to the bottom, - replaced all shocks with typhon 6s shocks (moved the stock big rock shocks to my son's vorteks, perfect upgrade for both cars) Other things I plan on doing very soon - diff fluids in both front and rear to probably 30-50k front and 15-20k rear - aluminum pivot balls - front diff input to metal And eventually - swap slipper clutch with a center diff (only when it dies) - swap from 3s to 4s esc/motor (probably waiting for it to die, if it ever does) Honestly love this thing even on 3s. It's so damn fun! I also have a notorious 6s and my son (as mentioned) has a 3s vorteks. The vorteks actually can flip about 30-40% faster in the air than the big rock on punch 5, but I find the big rock much more robust. The other great thing about the big rock is on its stock arms it drives pretty well on grass, whereas the vorteks is better on flat ground. If you're picking this up, be prepared to learn a lot. Watch youtube videos, go on the forums, go on the facebook groups. There's a ton of help out there! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024 by Garo Spenjian
    • Shock broke within 15 mins. Easy fix though.
I’ll admit I did crash it into a tree. Not very hard though. I bought this because everyone talked about its durability. I was able to repair it pretty easily with the help of the local hobby shop. And it’s fast… VERY FAST. I am glad I got it.
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024 by Mr. Joshua L. Palmer
    • Wheels come off!!!!
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I drove my truck 4 times and each time the damn wheel would come off. I have several Arrma rc’s and several Traxxas rc’s. The only one that breaks something on it every time I take it out is the Arrma rc’s!! Arrma isn’t made with the same quality and durability that Traxxas is. If you’re wanting to get into rcing I would get a Traxxas over an Armma every time. Otherwise you’ll spend more time fixing the broken parts than driving it!! Hell, some of the Chinese ones are made better than the Arrma trucks. NO MORE ARRMA PIECES OF JUNK FOR ME!!!!!!!TRAXXAS ONLY!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024 by Jigga Man Jigga Man
    • Love it
For the money it's definitely the best quality 1/10 scale basher I've seen. It's durable, fast, and can handle just about anything you throw at it. I've had it for over 6 months and the only thing I've had to replace was a steering knuckle. Worth the money. I'd definitely recommend
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024 by Anthony Baez
    • Best rc car
I absolutely love this car. Love doing flips and jumps and everything in between. Super easy to use because you can adjust how much power the car gives off from 50%-75%-100%. It’s very good for the money you pay and is super fast going up to 50 mph. It’s so much fun ripping around grass fields or hitting big jumps. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024 by Corbin

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