Element RC Enduro Knightrunner 4x4 RTR 1/10 Rock Crawler Combo w/2.4GHz Radio, Battery & Charger
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Element Enduro IFS Crawler & Knight Customs - Scale Perfection
The Element Enduro Knightrunner 4x4 RTR 1/10 Rock Crawler is an incredible scale rig, developed for the serious enthusiast that demands realism and performance. With James Knight of Knight Customs on board designing one of the most detailed scale bodies to ever be included in a RTR platform, the Knightrunner is guaranteed to impress. The ASC40113C LiPo Combo includes a Reedy ASC27201 Compact Balance Charger and Reedy ASC758 LiPo battery.
- Body:
- Knightrunner body thermoformed in high-strength polycarbonate
- Two-piece cab and bed design
- Clear windows
- Dropped bed design
- Injection-molded body accessories (door handles, wipers, mirrors, grill, and snorkel)
- Officially licensed DeMello injection-molded front and rear bumpers
- Officially licensed Front RunnerTM bed rack and tent
- Officially licensed MagnaflowTM exhaust
- Officially licensed 1.55" x 3.85" General GrabberTM A/T X tires
- Decal sheet with additional graphics and logos included
- Chassis:
- IFS (Independent Front Suspension)
- Stealth(R) X transmission
- Aluminum steering plates
- Aluminum steering rack
- Integrated servo winch mount
- Adjustable front and rear bumper mounts
- Adjustable injection molded rock sliders
- Threaded aluminum shock bodies
- CMS (Chassis Mounted Servo)
- Universal front drive axles
- Stamped steel frame rails
- Aluminum motor plate
- Optimized ball cups for more fluid axle articulation
- Telescopic driveshafts front and rear
- Extruded aluminum driveshaft splines
- One-piece rear axle design
- Machined input pinion gear
- Metal ring gear
- Machined steel top shaft
- Heavy duty 5mm diameter steel links
- Metal ball bearings included
- Steel 25T servo horn
- (4) AA batteries for radio
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Details...Reviews2.3 · 3 reviews
Truck crawls good but had to change out the receiver. When I first plugged it in and tried to use it the servo would not work right could not get it to center and it would alway go all the way left and would have to mess with it. Changed out receiver to go with my other remote and it works fine. If I knew I was going to have issues like this I would have saved money and got the kit not the ready to run. Already changed out the motor and esc also only had it a week. I won’t be getting another element crawler will go with other ones instead. I got this one cause I have a tundra and wanted one to match my real truck. This is the only time I have ever got anything bad from amain. And I have got allot of stuff from them.
Well-designed and good-performing truck out of the box. If you're looking for a serious rock crawler, look elsewhere (Ecto, Sendero, etc) This is a scale trail truck that can do some light crawling. With a few easy mods, it's capabilities can be expanded to a certain degree, but the IFS front suspension will be it's limiting factor if you want to climb rocky terrain that requires a lot of clearance and articulation. The goods: -Looks very scale and is a good platform to build upon. -Lots of parts available to customize to your liking -Durable platform can really take a beating The bads: -Servo is weak and mine only lasted a little over a month(most people upgrade them anyway). -Not sure why, but mine randomly loses power for no known reason(lights stay on, but no motor or steering) and have to unplug / replug the battery to reset. Would be nice if they addressed that issue and maybe added a power switch or quick release body mounts as it's a pain pulling the pins every time.
Beautiful truck but the moment I drove it the front left wheel doesn't seem to drive straight. It wobbles as It spins. Kinda disappointed. Seems like the tire wasn't glued correctly and wobbles when it spins.
Reviewers describe the Knightrunner as a good-looking scale trail truck that performs well out of the box, though it is better suited to light crawling than serious rock crawling because of its IFS front suspension. Recurring issues include a weak servo that one reviewer said failed within about a month, and a front-left wheel that wobbled, which one reviewer attributed to a poorly glued tire. One reviewer reported a steering servo centring problem that was resolved by replacing the receiver, and reported that the motor and ESC were also replaced. Reviewers say the platform is a good base for upgrades with many aftermarket parts available. Only three reviews were provided, and they vary in detail and reliability.
- + Good scale looks
- + Durable platform
- + Good base for upgrades
- + Many aftermarket parts available
- − Weak stock servo
- − Front wheel wobble
- − Limited for serious rock crawling
- − Steering centring issue with receiver