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The ARRMA Granite 4X4 223S BLX is a ready-to-run 1/10 monster truck with a brushless Spektrum power system, four-wheel drive and dBoots Fortress MT tires on multi-spoke wheels. It runs on 2S or 3S LiPo: about 35+ mph on 2S and 50+ mph on 3S, with a throttle limiting switch on the SLT3 transmitter to cap speed at 50% or 75% while you learn. Dynamic Stability Control helps keep it planted, and the truck is built to take bashing abuse with minimal upgrades. It suits first-time hobby-grade bashers and drivers who want one truck that grows with them, and it undercuts many 2S rivals on speed for the money.
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Lowest price we've seen: $324.94 on Nov 13 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 13.
Owners rate the Granite as a durable, easy-to-drive basher that delivers strong speed for its class. Many praise the brushless system and the throttle limiting for beginners, while some note that 3S running needs room and that batteries and a charger are extra.
The ARRMA Granite 223S BLX 4X4 is a 1/10 scale, ready-to-run brushless monster truck. It has an aggressive truck body and four dBoots Fortress MT tires on multi-spoke wheels. Spektrum electronics are installed and ready for 2S or 3S LiPo power.
Top speed is 35+ mph on a 2S LiPo and 50+ mph on a 3S LiPo. The Spektrum SLT3 transmitter has a throttle limiting switch that caps top speed, with settings including 50% and 75%. This lets the driver move from 2S to 3S speeds gradually.
Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) is built into the Spektrum electronics. It has four selectable modes and automatically corrects steering input to help control on any surface. It can be turned off for driving without assistance.
