HPI Racing Savage Flux HP RTR

HPI Racing^® Savage Flux HP RTR

Features

The Flux Tork 2200 motor is one of the biggest and most powerful brushless motors available, and was selected specifically for its massive power delivery and voltage handling. It can take up to 25 volts of power, delivering hordes of power - plenty of juice for instant wheelies and standing backflips!

With the capacity to handle up to 6S LiPo power and more NiMH cells than can actually fit in the Savage Flux HP RTR, the Flux Blur electronic speed control can take anything you can possibly throw at it and keep coming back for more!

With the aggressive tread of the GT-2 tires, you can go off-road to on-road with predictable handling. The center tread lines give you stability on paved surfaces while the blocky tread pattern and heavy-duty sidewall teeth provide grip for off-road terrain like dirt, mud, muck, leaves.

Jaw-Dropping Flux Power!

The all-new Savage Flux HP RTR is guaranteed to wow you and your friends! Powered by the high technology Flux Tork 2200 motor and twin battery packs, you will be pulling wheelies and getting air at the twitch of a finger! Easy plug-and-go convenience is the hallmark of electric RC vehicles like the Savage Flux HP RTR. Just plug in two matching battery packs and you are off and running! The Flux Blur electronic speed control can handle massive amounts of power, and you can use up to 16 NiMH cells or 2 LiPo batteries (either 2S or 3S type).

HPI Racing Savage Flux HP RTR Chassis

The chassis for the Savage Flux HP RTR is very similar to the nitro-powered Savage that we all know and love - the backbone consists of the TVP (Twin Vertical Plate) design, formed from two 2.5mm aluminum plates, with the diff cases at either end providing significant stiffness and the transmission casing and motor plate forming load-bearing members of the structure.

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Requires: Two NiMH (up to 8-cell 'flat' type packs) or two LiPo batteries (2S or 3S) plus applicable charger. Batteries must be the same type, voltage and capacity.