
From the Parkflyers RC workbench
Marc's Take
The wider stance is what makes this little rocket make sense.
My first look at the Mini XRT was about more than fitting a bigger power system into a small truck. The width, center differential and supporting hardware are what made the package interesting to me.
- Power needs a platform. The wider footprint is the key change I highlighted alongside the VXL system; a short, narrow truck needs composure as well as speed.
- Look at the details. The metal-gear steering servo, revised chassis and body ventilation were welcome parts of the overall design.
- My first suspension option. For bigger jumps or more refined damping, GTR shocks were the upgrade I would consider before simply chasing more power.
My take: this is a very appealing compact performance truck because the chassis changes support the motor, rather than leaving the motor to dominate the experience.
Based on my early sample overview. GTR shocks discussed in the video are optional; check this listing for the current supplied equipment and battery requirements.
Marc Mamiye · Owner, Parkflyers RC
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