ARRMA Fireteam 6S 4WD BLX Speed Assault Vehicle RTR Black RC Car

Not the best experience, within the second run of the car (both on grass) the servo died, meaning the car couldn’t steer no more and inspecting the car the motor mount screws had come apart stripping the pinion gear, was a blast the first time but expect to upgrade a lot of the stock parts if you want it to last

This is an amazing Rc

I got the car ,but there was a problem with the esc I think,was working for 1-2 sec afterwards stopped,started working and then stopped ,the Amazon guy was very helpful and replaced it, but instead of an RC car I received two garbage bins,Amazon what’s happening?

The body panels will break but nothing that isn’t expected from tumbling at high speeds. Strongly suggest reinforcing the panels with some duct tape and they will hold tight and not break all the time. This rig is crazy fun, fast and stable! The chassis has some EXB parts so it really will take a ton of abuse! I’ve run close to dozen times with a broken lower control arm and some minor damage from smashing into a stump at high speed with a direct hit to the arm. Honestly, super impressed! I’m running 1/6 scale Pro-Line paddles on it in snow and it is just amazing

after just a few runs the body gets all busted up and starts to look like a pile of junk and the cost of a new body and all cage is all most the cost of a new fireteam so no way would i recommend the fireteam

This rc car absolutely flys, both in terms of speed and air time. I jumped this car super high and it didn't break. It can do both backflips and frontflips pretty easily, and it also looks super cool, but before I got it, I was wondering if the body was gonna be durable, and after driving it a bunch of times, I can say that the roll cage part of it is durable, while the body plates are not. Most of the body plates have had a bunch of damage such as chips, and the screws getting ripped through the plates. This doesn't make it drive any differently, but it is kind of annoying. One thing to note is that It doesn't do wheelies, which some people might like, since its easier to control. The only parts I've broken are a bearing in the wheel, and I also managed to bend the chassis a little bit by landing directly on the edge of the bowl at a skatepark, although it still drives fine so I don't think I'll replace it yet. In some youtube videos, I had seen that people were breaking the drive cups for the driveshafts, but a way to minimize the chances of this are to not land while holding the throttle, I have taken this precaution and have yet to break a drive cup. Overall the car is super durable besides the body shell.