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The ROFUN LT450 is a 1/5-scale gasoline off-road RC car built around a 45cc-class two-stroke engine and shaft-driven 4WD with front, center and rear differentials. Its 5mm CNC aluminum chassis, metal suspension parts and separate 60kg throttle and steering servos put it in the heavy-duty hobby class. At 965mm long and 18.5kg it needs real outdoor space and an owner who enjoys tuning and routine engine and drivetrain upkeep. Against electric 1/5 rivals it trades plug-and-go simplicity for fuel-and-pull-start ownership and the sound and torque of a gas two-stroke.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1,399.80 on Nov 13 at bometoys. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 13.
Owner discussion centers on the strong 45cc two-stroke power and the tuning work it demands. Buyers treat it as a hobby-grade gas car that rewards mechanical involvement rather than a plug-and-play model.
The ROFUN LT450 is a 1/5-scale gasoline RC off-road car, high-configuration version. A 45cc-class two-stroke engine with a recoil pull starter drives a shaft-driven 4WD system with front, center and rear differentials. Braking uses a differential dual-disc arrangement.
The one-piece chassis is CNC-machined from 5mm 6061-T6 aluminum with a hard-anodized finish. CNC metal parts include the front and rear support beams, shock towers, a steering-servo support bridge, a servo retaining plate and a center differential cover. Front and rear all-metal hydraulic shock absorbers and anti-roll bars at both ends make up the suspension. Split polycarbonate body panels and a removable roll cage allow access for inspection and servicing.
The car is 965mm long and weighs 18.5kg, so it needs suitable outdoor space. The engine runs on a premix of gasoline and two-stroke oil, and routine engine and drivetrain maintenance is part of owning it. A 6V NiMH battery powers the onboard electronics and servos. It must be charged before operation, while the gasoline engine drives the wheels.
