This servo mount allows you to replace the large throttle servo with a smaller, standard size servo. It even includes a spot to mount your personal transponder. TEAM LOSI 5IVE-T CARBON FIBER STANDARD SIZE SERVO …
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Thanks to its 8750Kv brushless system, the Micro Brushless Rally is wicked fast. You can run it practically anywhere. And if you run it with friends, you won’t run into interference problems. The included Spektrum …
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The following manuals have been added to the Losi Manuals section of the CompetitionX Manuals Database: Losi • 22 • 22T • 22T RTR
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Why waste your time with anything but brushless power? The 22T is ready to run and ready to tear up the track with a 13.5 sensored brushless system. It’s based on the Team Losi Racing™ …
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Losi shocked the world with the announcement of their biggest project yet, the 5IVE-T. This 4WD, 1/5th scale gas-powered beast was designed from the ground up and has quickly become the talk of the industry. …
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I’ve been fortunate enough to have attended almost every major large-scale event in the United States. I’ve been everywhere from basher events in the desert to National events on both the East and West coasts. …
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Based upon the ROAR Championship-winning 8IGHT™ buggy, this brushless-powered prodigy is the ultimate mini buggy. Its 1/14-scale size and 4WD drivetrain allows it to handle tougher terrain while mastering the outrageous power and speed from …
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Bigger. Faster. Stronger. The 1/5-scale Losi® 5IVE-T™ 4WD Off-Road Racing Truck is the closest thing to a full-size vehicle in realism, performance and experience. It features a 4WD drivetrain based on the racing-winning, award winning …
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There are pros and cons to most Ready-To-Run vehicles. In short, RTR’s are budget builds of a manufacturer’s full-blown race vehicle. Parts made of titanium are replaced with steel. Machined aluminum parts are substituted with …
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Someone once said that “Good things come in small packages”. I’m sure it wasn’t the engineers over at Losi, but they did decide to use that phrase as a benchmark for their latest Micro release, …
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