Losi Megalodon Mini Monster Truck: Power and Performance for Indoor Tracks
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In the chaotic world of mini monster trucks, Losi has unleashed the Megalodon, a ferocious 1/18 scale beast that roars with power and agility. Priced at $279.99, this licensed Monster Jam truck is a sight to behold, with a molded body featuring rubber fins, a tinted windshield, and a unique two-piece structure. Underneath its rugged exterior lies a robust chassis, boasting aluminum twin vertical plates, oil-filled shocks, and beefy 6mm thick aluminum links for unparalleled durability. The Megalodon's transmission with a spool ensures full power distribution, while metal universal joints and LMT style axles with open differentials provide the traction needed to conquer any terrain.
Equipped with an SX 108 Servo, 2-in-1 ESC receiver combo, and an 8110mAh 2S LiPo battery pack, the Megalodon is a force to be reckoned with on the track. Its impressive speed and handling shine on indoor circuits like Gy Mods' micro track, where it navigates tight corners and jumps with ease. Despite minor steering quirks, this mini monster truck delivers thrills straight out of the box, showcasing its resilience and performance in the face of challenges. With its eye-catching design and impressive capabilities, the Megalodon is set to captivate enthusiasts and carve its place in the world of mini monster trucks.
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Excitement over new option besides Grave Digger
Appreciation for Megalodon body
Request for more body options like El Toro Loco, Zombie, etc.
Positive comments on the intro and body design
Interest in potential future releases like ThunderROARus, Maximum Destruction
Concerns about price and noise level of transmission
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Speculation on potential chassis updates and top speed.
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