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ARRMA RC Truck 1/5 KRATON 4X4 8S BLX Brushless Speed Monster Truck RTR (Ready-to-Run), Green, ARA110002T1

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Color: Green


Features

  • SUPERIOR RC TRUCK: Laser-etched aluminum anodized chassis plate, Strong composite chassis side pods, Triangular structured center brace system for maximum durability, Oil-filled adjustable shocks with massive 20mm bore.
  • OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE: Spektrum DX3 3-channel 2.4GHz Radio with SR6100AT AVC Receiver, Spektrum Firma 160A Smart ESC, Spektrum Firma 1250Kv Brushless Motor and Spektrum S905 Metal-Geared Digital Servo.
  • DURABLE DESIGN: Ultra-thick composite front and rear shock towers, Easy-access 3-bolt sliding motor mount for quick motor removal, Aluminum motor mount and hubs, Heavy-duty drivetrain, Durable steel driveshafts throughout.
  • EASY MAINTENANCE: Easy-access front and rear diff module design, All-metal diff outdrives and gearbox internals, Easy-access waterproof electronics module.
  • READY-TO-RUN: DESIGNED FAST and DESIGNED TOUGH, its ready-to-run out of the box and comes with nearly everything you need just add your preferred batteries and charger.

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
Product Size34.1 x 25.5 x 12.6 inches
Weight34.8 lbs
Model NumberARA110002T1
Suitable Age Group14+
Launch DateOctober 23, 2020
BrandArrma

Frequently asked questions

The ARRMA KRATON is a large scale RC truck. It has a scale of 1/5, making it larger than many standard RC vehicles.

The 4X4 in the title means that the ARRMA KRATON operates with a 4-wheel drive system. This gives it the ability to drive over a variety of terrains with improved stability and traction.

8S refers to the battery type the ARRMA KRATON uses. In this case, it requires two 4S LiPo batteries, which are not included. BLX Brushless indicates that the motor of the truck is a brushless type. Brushless motors are known to be highly efficient, offering greater speed and longer lifespan than brushed motors.

RTR or Ready-to-Run means that the ARRMA KRATON comes pre-assembled and you just need to add batteries to the truck and the remote to start enjoying the fun. You don't need to put parts together, making it ideal for beginners.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

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

The reviews on this RC car are overall positive. The car is described as giving a lot of value for the money, with sturdy construction that withstands rough handling very well. Customers seem pleased with the control and handling of the car, yet many point out the necessity of replacing certain parts for optimal enjoyment. Although the initial stock electronics may not be top tier, with a bit of attention and a few upgrades, the RC car delivers excellent performance.

Pros

  • 🚗 A lot of kit for your money
  • 🏎 Handles great and takes hits well
  • 🔧 Plenty of upgrade parts available
  • 🎆 Performance is impressive out of the box

Cons

  • 🛠 Stock electronics aren't the best, may need upgrades
  • 🔩 Some parts such as grub screws and pinion gear need additional attention
  • ⚖ Heavy, so require attention to brake settings to avoid accidents
  • 💥 High speed increases chances of losing control and causing damage

Should I Buy It?

If you are fond of RC cars and don't mind fixing a few parts or making necessary upgrades, definitely consider buying this product. The initial investment is justified by the performance and sturdiness of the car, making it a worthwhile purchase for an enthusiast.

    • 4.5 stars, would be 5 with a better stock motor
Color: Green
Only had it a couple days, may have to do an amendment, but so far I think it's a lot of kit for the money. I wanted to do a roller, because I knew the stock electronics were typical RTR stuff, which is to say, not that great. Don't get me wrong, they're adequate for having some fun out of the box, but it sucks to have to buy an RTR at a higher price than a roller only to have to spend more for a decent motor and speed control. Other than that, the only issue so far was the plastic grub screws for the steering knuckles backing off. Fixed that by setting adjustment properly, drilling tiny holes through the knuckle and screw, then using safety wire to prevent them rotating. The stock transmitter ain't bad, the truggy handles great, and it takes a hit really well. I've cartwheeled the thing several times on bad landings already, and the only thing that happened was a rear "upper arm" (camber rod) got shoved into the rod end. I was able to readjust it, will need to replace that rod end at some point, but the tumbles this 25 pound car took in stride have been the kind that broke all kinds of stuff on my 1/8 & 1/10 scales cars. Stock replacement parts are pretty cheap and readily available, and there are tons of upgrade parts for these. I almost went with a Losi 1/5 scale, I know they have better stock electronics, but I prefer truggies to SCTs or their DBXL with the corny driver thing. The Kraton is also alleged to be a bit tougher for rougher use/bashing, which remains to be seen in stock form, but I have no doubt that's true with some relatively inexpensive upgrades like aluminum knuckles/hubs & arm mounts with RPM arms. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2023 by Nick
    • It Ripps!
Color: Green
Review Image by TnC TnC
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Check and recheck your pinion grub screw. Invest in locktite or threadlocker! On the third run the pinion grub screw backed out and was rubbing on aluminum motor mount. Get a set of name brand metric Allen’s keys 2.5mm and 3mm for motor mount and pinion gear. The first sign of it loose is a drivetrain rattle. Visually look at the red coated aluminum motor mount for missing paint next to the pinion gear. If it’s rubbing the grub screw has backed out. Pinion gear is a 23T on a 8mm motor shaft. The first models were 5mm motors so don’t get confused. These are all V2 trucks and should all now be 8mm motor shafts. ESControl setup for wheelies and power, you want punch on 5 and motor timing half way, number three or so. Batteries, at least a 5200mah with 50C rating. Charge at 5.2amp on a balanced charge. Make sure you turn up your brake to at least 65 percent. It’s a heavy truck to stop so do not full throttle until you know it has brakes!!! Trust me! Factory braking takes a long ways to stop!! Turn AVC off on remote controller until your ESC is all programmed. Then use the remote to adjust your braking power. I advise not to set the brake at 100 percent because it will do a front flip!! 65-75 percent and tune the rest of the braking power with the remote knob. AVC will lower your power in turns and it will also try to keep the vehicle going straight at high speed. Just don’t reli on it, YOU WILL CRASH! It’s no TOY! It will do every bit of 55mph out of the box with a 23T pinion and the esc setup. No reason to go that fast as it gets out of control easier and easier as speed increases. These people with broken arms, I don’t know what they are doing but have a feeling they are thrashing it at speeds of 50mph. If you respect it, you won’t have that problem. Performance is totally amazing out of the box!! No not Amazing, it’s Insane!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2022 by TnC TnC
    • Hulk SMASH! Hulk Broke.. Hulk Fix.. Hulk Smash!
Color: Green
Epic Epic Epic then i broke it.. lol warning this is not a toy.. but if you decide to play with it have fun! anything you don't break but cannot fix probably isnt worth keeping.. this may be life advice but yeah you will break this thing if you get lost in the moment. heres a few Technical advice. 1) Use the Trim features of your RC Controller. remember the safety of yourself, property and others rest upon the trigger and the wheel control. The faster the RC goes the mores sensitive it is when it changes direction. when you are doing "fast straights" you want your sensitivity for steering low.. (when you turn the wheel on your controller the wheels of the rc dosent go full pitch is a lower sensitivity setting) thats what you want for fast straights it will help you prevent roll overs and would teach you the basics of driving rc at high speeds. At med speeds (trigger at no more than 2/3) you want a more sensitivity the balance of how much less or more is up to you as you learn to control the car better. some advance controllers allow you to program a mix that allows these values to change depending on your desire. 2)RC with friends. a good community is a community that plays with and against each other in the spirit of self improvement. find a RC community near you. #trustme #thankmelater when you become part of the any rc community you elevate your understanding of electronics and a consequence science. if you can learn to become good in RC its safe to say you can learn to be good at anything.. i could be wrong. 3)when all else fails the strong will continue. the cost of ownership of a hobby lifestyle is tremendous. however what other life style do we keep that cost to much but we enjoy very little. Safety rant: if you are not a experienced RC hobbyist please be aware that this giant RC car can and will hurt small people and animals that may get in its path.. remember the level of discretion you can act upon depends upon how safe you can operate. dont go fast around things that you dont want to harm.. that way if you happen to lose control of the RC and hit something valueble you wouldnt feel like such a sack of S****, lol my experience knows this feeling very well to conclude XmaXX VS Kreaton8s? well are you a Driver? or a Basher? Drivers like to carve corners and go fast. Bashers looks for ramps and concerned citizens... im a Basher who loves to drive.. so kinda Effed on that thats why i own both.. but if you dont have a sickness like me. pick the Kreaton8s for driving chills and the XmaxX for Air time and OMGs. cheers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2020 by GoldenOne

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