Axial Yeti XL RC Monster Buggy Electric 4WD 1/8 Scale RTR
- 1/8
- 4WD
- RTR
- Brushless
Part no. AX90032
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Overview
Axial has designed and built the 1/8 Yeti XL from the ground up, and it's like nothing else. They have started the new era of monster trucks, and they've called it the "Monster Buggy". From its radical scaled looks to its insane power output, this truck has it all!
The first thing you will notice is that it has Axial's great four-link suspension setup. The AR60 XL axle on the rear and the IFS (Independent Front Suspension) is what makes the 1/8 Yeti XL a Monster Buggy.
"The playground just got a lot smaller" - Axial 1/8 Yeti XL
Features
- Castle Creations 2200KV four pole brushless motor
- Dual slipper clutch
- Aluminium chassis braces
- Big bore 16 shocks
- Waterproof radio box
- 2.4Ghz radio with built-in failsafe
- Waterproof Vanguard AE4 XL Brushless ESC
You'll need
- 2 LiPo Batteries 25C 7.4v or 11.1v
- Charger
- 4 AA Batteries
Specifications
| Length | 654mm (25.75") |
|---|---|
| Width | 414mm (16.3") |
| Height | 282mm (11.1") |
| Weight | 5.78kg (12.75 lbs) |
| Wheelbase | 470mm (18.5") |
| Ground Clearance | 63mm (2.48") |
| Drivetrain | 4WD |
RC Car
| Scale | 1/8 |
|---|---|
| Max LiPo Power | 6S (22.2v) |
| Skill Level | Experienced |
| Power Source | Electric Brushless |
| Chassis Type | Buggy |
| On/Off Road | Off Road |
| Drivetrain | 4WD |
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Scott H
Awesome car and I will be coming back for upgrade parts soon.
Questions & Answers (1)
Have a question, or an answer? Our team and other owners both reply.
- Travis
Question: How fast does go
Share what you knowHamishStaffAnswer:Hey! I can’t remember the exact claimed top speed, but from memory they’ll do around 70+ km/h on 6S. I drove one when they first came out and they were seriously quick.









































