Traxxas TRX-4M High Trail - Run & Review

This is a very good starting Crawler for beginners, it is very durable, is 100% Ready-To-Run, (battery, charger, E.C.T) and has very good stock performance.
Would highly recommend it.
Also, the STOCK SERVO GEARS ARE PLASTIC and they will break soon, but you can get replacement metal ones for about $40 NZD.
We did find a bit annoying that the stock shocks leak a lot, rather a pain, but the performance was not lowered in any way by them leaking.
It is a bit top-heavy, but only to be expected with the clearance that it has.
You can get it in a Chevrolet K10, or a Ford® F-150, in RED, BLUE, BROWN, or BLACK.
See below for where to get it from and a list of stats that come straight from the Traxxas Website -
Where to get it from -
Elite Hobbies -
elitehobbies.nz/product/traxx... (Blue)
elitehobbies.nz/product/traxx... (Red)
elitehobbies.nz/product/traxx... (Black)
elitehobbies.nz/product/traxx... (Brown)
(Elite Hobbies are not the only place to get it from.)
Stats - (These come straight from the Traxxas website.)
Length: 10.6 inches (269 mm)
Front Track: 5.0 inches (127 mm)
Rear Track: 5.0 inches (127 mm)
Center Ground Clearance: 1.57 inches (40 mm)
Weight (with battery): 1.03 pounds (468 g)
Height: 5.0 inches (127 mm)
Wheelbase: 6.38 inches (162 mm)
Approach Angle: 62°
Breakover Angle: 51.5°
Departure Angle: 52°
Shock Length (front and rear): 2.0 inches (51 mm)
Hex Size: 7 mm
Differential Type: Fully locked; 2:1 axle ratio
Wheels (front and rear): 1.0″ x 0.49″ inches (25 x 13 mm)
Tires (front and rear): 2.4″ x 1.0″ inches (62 x 26 mm)
Electronic Control Module: ECM-2.5™
(combo ESC, receiver, lighting control*)
Motor (electric): Titan® 180 87T
Chassis Structure/Material: Steel ladder frame with Nylon composite crossmembers
Brake Type: Electronic “Hill Hold”
Drive System: Shaft-driven 4WD
Steering: Axle-mounted servo
Radio System: TQ™ 2.4 GHz 2-channel transmitter
Servo: 2065T heavy duty waterproof
Skill Level: 1
Battery Tray: 51 mm L X 31 mm W