RC4WD C2X Class 2 Competition Truck w/ Mojave II 4 Door Body

Built from the ground up to be one of the most capable scale trucks RC4WD has created, the C2X was designed with performance and looks in mind. Whether you are an experienced competitor or a casual Trail driver this truck is ready right out of the box.
The C2X features the classic styling of the 4 Door Mojave body mated with the Marlin style grille and machined Delrin bed. Underneath, the chassis is 3mm thick CNC aluminum offering multiple mounting positions for the suspension links and rear shocks. Slide over obstacles with ease thanks to the machined Delrin skid plate. The heart of the chassis is made up of our trusted R3 Single Speed Transmission with the Hammer Transfer Case.
Whether you're driving for competition or just out trailing on the weekends, the C2X is sure to exceed your expectations.
RC4WD D44 Narrow Front And Rear Axles
Custom Designed For Looks And Performance
Twister High Torque Metal Gear Digital Servo
Chassis Mounted Steering Servo
540 Crawler Brushed Motor 35T
Rock Krawler RRD Emulsion Scale Dual Spring Shocks
Mickey Thompson 1.9" Scale Tires
R3 Single Speed Transmission
CNC Machined And Bent Aluminum Chassis Frame
Center Mounted Realistic 4X4 Transfer Case
Outcry III Waterproof ESC
Scale Off-road Style Custom Delrin Bed
4 Link Rear And 3-Link W/ Panhard Bar Front Suspension
OEM Stamped Steel 1.9" Beadlock Wheels
6-Cell 3000mAh NiMh Battery Pack
NiMh Peak Battery Charger
Truck Dimensions
Wheelbase: 318mm (12.5")
length: 499mm (19.6")
width: 239mm (9.4")
height: 236mm (9.3")
Ground Clearance: 74mm (2.9")
Final Drive Ratio: 34.9:1
Weight: 7.60Lbs/3.45Kg
1x RC4WD C2X Class 2 Competition Truck w/ Mojave II 4 Door Body
While some components may come assembled, we always recommend that you check the products to ensure all hardware is tight. In some cases, you may want to apply thread lock to some of the hardware that is already installed.
Use good quality hex drivers to avoid stripping screw heads.
Use thread lock when putting metal screws into metal parts.
Steps marked with an asterisk (*) require thread lock.
Use thread lock sparingly.
Do not over tighten screws, otherwise you may strip the thread.