Losi brings the power and excitement of full-size monster truck action anywhere you want it with the 1/18-scale Dodge Raminator Monster Truck.

* Dodge Officially Licensed Product
* Strong dual-deck aluminum chassis
* Massive coil-over, oil-filled shocks
* Complete Losi synthesized radio system
* Includes rechargeable battery and wall charger
* Powerful dual-steering servos
* Hall Brothers Racing approved

Overview

Styled and detailed after the unstoppable full-scale competitor, the Losi 1/18 Raminator is built, painted and detailed to look just like the real thing. The licensed truck even includes scale two-tone wheels and monster truck tires that enhance the realistic look, giving you the chance to drive your own monster truck anytime you want.

And to make sure that the 1/18 Raminator is as powerful and durable as a monster truck should be, it’s built on Losi’s proven, rock-solid mini 4WD chassis and drivetrain. The durable dual-deck aluminum chassis and wide-track suspension make the Raminator incredibly stable, while oil-filled composite shocks at all four corners help smooth out the rough stuff. Power comes from a high-torque Frenzy motor, which can even be upgraded to a dual motor setup for even more torque on tap. Complete ball bearings ensure smooth operation, and twin steering servos make for razor-sharp handling.

Combined with the included synthesized radio system, battery pack and charger, the 1/18 Raminator is an incredible-looking and powerful mini monster truck that’s completely ready to run. Charge up, install the included AA batteries in the transmitter and get ready to crush the neighborhood.

Product Specifications

Type: Mini-Monster Truck
Scale: 1/18
Length: 10.6 in (271mm)
Width: 8.2 in (209mm)
Wheelbase: 7.2 in (185mm)
Weight: 2.2 lb (1000 g)
Chassis: Dual-deck aluminum
Suspension: 4-wheel independent
Tire Type: Monster Truck
Motor or Engine: Frenzy 370
Batteries: Included
Charger: Included
Kit/RTR: RTR

Source: http://www.teamlosi.com

That's awesome
and that radio gear is the new set I bought ages ao that's going in my Micro RS4 :thumbs_up:

What a jip!

Bigger heavier wheels and they take out the second motor!?
I woudn't call the MLST stock drive train rock solid not even by a stretch of the imagination, not unless they have swapped out the awfull pinion and ring gears for somethign a bit tougher than the weak original plastic ones.

Not bad it looks quite nice, i love 1/18 scale. but dam them wheels are ugly,lol
Sao is right the MLST is much better and the MLST2 is even better.