T2M's Pirate Strangler: An XL 1/10 Brushless Off-Road Truggy Ready to Tame the Trails
T2M's XL 1/10 off-road truggy, the Pirate Strangler, combines brushless power and rugged design for an exceptional off-road driving experience. An RTR (Ready-To-Run) version, this model is designed for speed and adventure enthusiasts, delivering stunning performance right out of the box.
Advanced Design and Durability
- Ultra-flat resin tub chassis: Robust and designed to withstand the harshest conditions.
- Polycarbonate bodywork:Painted and decorated, it combines aesthetics and impact resistance.
- Adjustable rear spoiler: For optimised aerodynamics and control at high speeds.
High Performance Suspension and Transmission
- Adjustable double wishbone: Front and rear for exceptional handling and responsiveness.
- All-wheel drive on ball bearings: For smooth and efficient power distribution.
- Pinion front and rear differentials:Under sealed housings, ensuring consistent durability and performance.
Brushless power and Precise Control
- Brushless 3675 2950 KV motor: Delivers impressive acceleration and top speeds.
- Waterproof 120A Brushless controller: Ensures precise control of the vehicle, even in wet conditions.
- 2.4 GHz radio assembly: Includes advanced features such as throttle and steering trims, steering dual rate, and Failsafe function.
Ready for Adventure
Delivered without batteries or charger, the Pirate Strangler allows pilots to choose their preferred power configuration for maximum customisation. Recommended Li-Po battery packs and the Wizard Box balancer charger guarantee hours of fun and adventure on all types of terrain.
Technical Specifications
- Length: 440 mm
- Height: 210 mm
- Base: 310 mm
- Width: 300 mm
- Weight: 2400 g
The Pirate Strangler is more than a Truggy; it's an off-road racing machine designed for those seeking excitement and challenge. With its powerful brushless motor, durable construction, and precise handling, it's ready to take the tracks by storm and deliver an unforgettable RC experience.
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