Losi Baja Rey 2.0 Ford F-150 Raptor 1/10 RTR 4WD Brushless Desert Truck (Method) w/2.4GHz Radio, AVC & SMART
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High Performance Method RC Desert Truck - Losi Baja Rey
Losi Baja Rey 2.0 Ford F100 1/10 RTR 4WD Brushless Desert Truck. The 1/10 scale Losi Baja Rey 4WD desert truck remains one of a kind with the only RC vehicle of its size with a true-scale suspension, and chassis layout with officially licensed body, wheels, and tires! When you see this desert beast in action with all its spectacular scale details, it's easy to imagine living out your own wildest desert racing dreams. the Baja Rey not only gets another body update but also significant design improvements underneath. The Baja Rey 2.0 is an even better Baja beast, performing like a champion on all types of desert terrain from trails to sand washes!
About the Baja Rey
Chassis
Like the previous version, the foundation of the Baja Rey 2.0 remains its strong 3mm aluminum chassis plate with a 2.5mm upper deck. Whether you're hitting the whoops, getting huge air, or just running wide open, the chassis keeps asking for more. From there, the platform now goes to the next level with updated front gearbox and rear axle designs, improved upper front arms and 4-link bars, an additional dampening shock, and more. Together, the changes mean more tuning ability, and even greater strength and durability in critical areas.
Detailed Body
Losi worked with Method and Ford to make this Ford F-150 Raptor Baja Rey 2.0 capture the full-size truck's aggressive styling with molded details that include the front grille, hood vent, fire extinguishers, driver helmets, interior, and more! The officially licensed BFGoodrich KR3 tires are mounted on officially licensed Method 101 wheels. And the dual spare tires are fully functional!
LEDs/Electronics
With realistic and functional lighting that features a seven light pod system and a rear red LED light strip, the Losi Method Ford F-150 Baja Rey 2.0 wants to keep playing even after the desert sunsets. You can get started almost immediately because it's ready-to-run with a feature-packed Spektrum Smart DX3 radio system and brushless power system that can handle (2S or 3S LiPo batteries - Sold Separately) with the power to fly across the desert at speeds of up to 50+mph!
Features:
- Officially licensed body, wheels, and BFGoodrich tires
- Fully assembled painted and ready-to-run
- Brushless powered for speeds up to 50mph
- Functional dual spare tires and LED light bars
- Long travel suspension for real desert truck performance
- Updated front gearbox, rear axle, upper front arm, and 4-link bar designs
- 3mm aluminum chassis plate with 2.5mm upper deck
- Long-travel shocks with additional dampening shock
- Sealed metal gear transmission and differentials.
- Easy-access motor and battery
Includes:
- (1) 1/10 Method Ford F-150 Raptor Baja Rey 2.0 4WD RTR
- (1) Spektrum DX3 Transmitter 3-Channel DSMR Radio System
- 3 degree rear toe blocks (installed)
- 0 degree rear toe blocks (included, not installed)
- (4) AA Transmitter Batteries
- (1) Losi Heat Wave Ford F100 Baja Rey 2.0 Product Manual
Needed To Complete:
- (1) 2S or 3S LiPo Battery with EC5 or IC5 connector
- (1) Compatible Battery Charger
Specifications:
| Scale | 1:10 |
|---|---|
| Drive | 4WD |
| Power Source | 2S-3S LiPo |
| Length | 24.88in (632mm) |
| Wheelbase | 14.61in (371mm) |
| Width | 17.91in (455mm) |
| Height | 7.91in (201mm) |
| Weight | - |
| Motor: | Brushless - Sensorless |
| ESC | Brushless - Sensorless |
| Connector | IC5 |
| Servo | Spektrum S614S |
| Front | 2.2/3.0in |
| Rear | 2.2/3.0in |
| Hex | 12mm |
| Front | BFG KR3 |
| Rear | BFG KR3 |
| Assembly Level | RTR |
*Tech Note: Ready-to-Run models come equipped with all electronics and include the transmitter needed for use. Please check the "Needed To Complete" above to make sure you have everything you need to get out and enjoy your RC model.
Reviews5.0 · 6 reviews
amazing, super durable, fast, gorgeous, and the suspension is super plush, BUT mine was defective so the driveshaft kept popping out. amain customer support is an absolute treat though! thats why it gets 5 stars even with defect
This truck looks sooooo good. Pictures do not do it justice. For those debating between this and the udr this is the clear choice to me. I was hesitant at the price of the udr as well as the durability level. I have talked to those who own udrs and they say don’t buy one if you want to do any high speed or bashing. I bought this with the solo intent to scale drive. This happens until it didn’t. This morning I went to a mountain bike race (NICA, for those who know, cheers) and was driving slowish. I was running the spectrum 3s. To and how wish the keep this car intact please run 2s. I regret the 3s and wish I went with 2s it is just to fast for its own good. I run 75% ( 3s) 99% of the time it is the perfect speed. “Anyhoo” I had found a decently sized gravel parking lot and was toying with the car, drifting, and raw speed. I had the bright idea to turn it to 100% and floor it from far away. Welp, it reach its top speed and hit a rock right after. Now the rock was not the problem it just put the car on 2 wheels. It had reached me at this point and I began to break only you can’t when you’re riding on the two side wheels. The codriver (Ahmed) did not see the perfectly shaped jump at the end of the parking lot. The truck hit it and fricking flow! It summersalted 5 ft in the air at 50mph and the slammed into a metal aftermarket bumper of a real f-150. The driver, Fred, sadly did not survive the crash. His plastic molded head popped off and his body was crushed. Ahmed was fine and looked like nothing happened while Fred lay down in fractured plastic. There was no damage to the body around the cab the only body damage was on the front fender that cracked beside the molded fender. Recommendations: put duck tape on the inside of the body above the wheels, they rub in a bottom out. Also apparently the front fender to. Also credit to the f-150 that my blue and grey projectile slammed into, the 1:1 truck was not even scratched. Rip Fred
Have had mine for a couple months now and am extremely happy with the purchase. Have ran only 2s packs through mine and I find that to be plenty fine for all around usage and less strain on the drivetrain. Truck is pretty durable on a few unexpected crashes I've had from some high speed desert driving. Looks great driving around and plenty fun if you're looking for a scale trophy truck experience.
Unbelievably fast and agile able to handle larger jumps and handle high speed maneuvers. It’s definitely my favorite 1/10 truck to play with and is a blast. But I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone new to the hobby and you’ll need wide open dirt to really let it eat.
If your on the fence about this truck don't be. This is my first really great quality rc, and I'm absolutely blown away how great it looks and how well it drives. There is some torque steer but other than that it's so much fun.
All six reviewers rate the Losi Baja Rey 2.0 Ford F-150 Raptor (Method) 5/5 and praise its appearance, speed and handling, with several calling it fun and a favourite 1/10 truck. Reviewers report it is durable in use, though one owner had a defective unit whose driveshaft kept popping out, which they said support resolved. Several reviewers note it is very fast and recommend 2S packs over 3S, one stating 3S was too fast for the truck to survive. Reviewers say it needs open dirt to run well and is not recommended for beginners. One reviewer mentions some torque steer. One owner reports longer-lasting differentials and less front-left tire wear than earlier Baja Rey versions. Reviews are few and largely positive.
- + Striking scale appearance
- + Fast and agile handling
- + Durable in use
- + Plush suspension
- − Driveshaft defect in one unit
- − Too fast on 3S packs
- − Torque steer
- − Not recommended for beginners