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Update: After not running the Rampage for a long while I ended up selling it, here are a few notes. 1. Don't run a 4600kv brushless system in it, it's waaaayy overkill. Heck I wouldn't run anything quicker than a 20t motor, it'll just roll over anytime that you turn. 2. The Rampage is fun on...

I wouldn't doubt that, they've been bought and sold a couple of times so we're fortunate to still have them around. For me, anything old gets shelved or sold off, everything else gets driven. I have plenty of old die cast cars to fill up my shelf.

I don't get it either, I've been playing with a Fazer Camaro as well and while it isn't leagues ahead of a Tamiya TT02, it does just "work". It goes where you point it and it uses normal gearing. My only real gripe is the weird wheel hubs. I think it comes down to Kyosho not being super popular...

Same here, I like the earlier SC8/SC10 bodyshells but the rest look like angry taco shells to me...or something out of "Cars". And if you drop a more scale body one one they tend to look short and stubby. In "Spec Rampage" it wouldn't matter which electronics you use, a gyro might help, but it...

As far as I know there aren't any out there. I run mine with a 4000kv brushless system with no problems so far. The catch is that the brakes/reverse are set to be gradual, so you can't throw it into reverse immediately.

I wasn't sure if this should be in "short course truck" or "crawler" board, the Rampage technically neither, despite being sold as a "crawler". The Rampage is almost in line with earlier attempts at "trophy trucks", like the Thundertech Pro2. The Rampage Pro has a live rear axle, rear trailing...