BIG & FAST! Losi Super Off-Road R/C Buggy

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Losi 8ight-X Super Lasernut RTR
By: Horizon Hobby
Kit Type: Ready To Run 6S Electric 4WD Buggy
Part Number: LOS04019
Price: $799.99
Requires: Up to a 6S LiPo Battery Pack and Charger

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[DSMOffRoad]

Looks pretty good. People need to understand it’s not an X-Maxx and not meant to be driven like one.

[Curly]

8s size. 6s electronics. 4s drivetrain.

A wrencher’s dream. That’s gonna be one expensive RC to keep running.

[kevinhildum]

Wow the camera footage on this vehicle is absolutely incredible. I would like to learn how to do that type of quality in a video.

[Garage_unknown]

I’d have to agree. It is fast haha. I have clocked 53.6 on mine, and ran out of room. I have been really enjoying mine. I have been running it every day this week. Lucky hasn’t had a single issue. Absolutely love it!

[heffe]

Great location. Some of those shots really show the energy going through those wheels.

[SilntB]

I really appreciate how thorough you are when going through these vehicles. Gives a much more informative look at the quality and overall build, so people have a much better idea of what they may want to spend their money on. Thank you!

[robertsanjuan]

Great review, you had me at "Slap-Chop''!

[mmmasterscross]

Love you very thorough description of the buggy in each of its components. You show us shortcomings as well as its great features. Thank you so much for your thorough description of every item on the buggy.

[MichaelMcClung-etnk]

Great review Greg! I'm still waiting on Mojave exb rtr!!

[dmelfa]

Really enjoyed this video/episode!
G'day from Sydney, Australia! 🍻

[stuartr]

At my LHS a while ago they were trying to fix a standard size U4 & were shocked at how small most of the bits were for the size. They seem a great idea, but like the Axial Yeti XL I had; it was scaled up from the 1:10, but not enough & it kept breaking in moderate use. Losi seem to try harder than others & I have a number of their vehicles, but this one ain't on the shopping list.

[LtheWcarscoffeelife]

Incase you didnt know the silver screws on the shocks are reverse thread. I thought the dogbones and that would be a issue without having an upper control arm I added some droop to it before taking it out and no dogbone issue. The tire having to come off is a major pain they initially had a quick release thats in the manual thats why it had the addendum showing the wing nut. My tire is staying off. Whether you want it or not at this price point the cheap non gyro receiver is not acceptable. You did not mention the battery tray it can only hold a smaller 3s packs there is no getting a single 6s in here the way its designed its tight for the 3s other than that good review as always

[ryano]

Just like my SBR, UDR and Lasernt, these are all SCALE RC CARS. Realistic car to be driven as such. Great vid, thnx

[rcsmith]

This is one of my favorite videos of yours. I like the slow Mo shots with the intense music 👍🏼 🔥. It’s pretty sweet rig too.😂. Thank you.

[LyroLife]

This thing drives beautifully on the dirt. Could be nice at the beach too.

[boduke]

It's just clicked for me that 2 of my favorite rigs to own but rarely drive because they're not really good at both Losi. I love my LMT but hate driving it because it's terrible at RC truck stuff and breaks a lot. I love my Super Rock Rey. It's the cheapest large scale I've ever had because i bought it when it was on that crazy sale last year for $500 or so. I have only driven it a few times because I'm not exactly sure what to do with it. It's not a monster basher but also not a great handling rig. I think my Super Baja Rey 2.0 drives much better but i like the SRR more.
I've decided that Losi is really good at making really good, bad trucks.

[Andries.Buskenz]

For the price and intital overview. I was hopeful for more, thought this one would be it!

[just.jose.youtube]

Great footage Greg! 👌
This vehicle looks incredible!
Not sure on durability though. I think an 800usd rig should be tougher.

[tyshiddejuremanbey]

Just start the vid at 9:03, right when the beat drops, yeah straight Drop Dat heat My Bah!!!

[RG]

You've made another great video. And you honestly address the weak points, which I think is great. Of course you can't speak plainly, that's clear to everyone. Losi is a specialist in stretching vehicles, we've known that since the whole Rey series, 1/10 platforms are getting bigger and bigger. But the fact that they're now building a 1/6 based on a size that's no bigger than the Slash is clearly taking it too far. Wake up people, 1/8 competition lightweight construction??? That's just 1:10 well marketed, the bearings in the diff are Tamiya size! With the Super Rey they showed what a real 1:6 drive train looks like, so they would know, and they're fooling us more and more. Experience shows that the model will be discontinued in two years at the latest anyway, parts will no longer be available either, thanks Horizon!