I'm Driving the new Typhon GROM! 

Yep we are too! I want to keep them stock besides the pinion and tires

My local is doing parking lot racing with them. Should be mad fun!

The Typhon also has a fan in front of the motor. My son has the Granite Grom & we ran his with my Typhon Grom yesterday. After the run, we brought them back inside (it was around 50F outside) and checked the motors. My heat sink was cool enough I could hold my hand there. His was so hot you couldn’t hold it for long. The Typhon is also a longer wheelbase, much like the Mini B is versus the Mini T. Those also have a ~$10 price difference.

Its a great way into the hobby and if you find its not for you, you didn't waste a bunch of money, so its a win/win IMO

A 1/6 version would be interesting

I WISH ARRMA would do that!!, They have everything they need, just buggy tires and a buggy body.. done

For the size of the buggy and speed a brushed motor provides I don't think anybody really needs to do a brushless motor swap. This is plenty fast enough with the brushed 380 motor.

​@@JimbobJames-n2pDefinitely not "fast enough". Not saying it needs to be "lightening fast"...but, it DOES need to be faster. Plus, in any vehicle, 'speed' is not the only reason for switching from brushed, to brushless.

@@ninthislandrc why bother then, if you don't necessarily want to go faster why would you need to do the brushless swap? Makes no sense to me. I reckon brushed motors are fine. So who cares about the latest and greatest modern technology? Brushed motors are old technology but still plenty good enough. Plus there are so many brushed motors with different timing and varying windings from stock to extremely high performance. Don't need a special ESC either.

@@JimbobJames-n2p Where did I say I don't want to go faster? I never said that. What I said was, is not 'just' about going faster. Yes, I'd like it to be faster...but, that isn't the only reason for doing a brushless upgrade on any RC. People who only think brushless motors are about "going faster" don't truly know about, or understand, the advantages of brushless motors. I'd suggest you do some research, as I'm not going to waste space, or my time, trying to help you understand. The information is out there...check it out.

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Probably not

LOL well buddy there is a bit of difference between these two

_Where did you get this from?_

It the same as the other GROM, just in buggy form

Oh this is not the fastest at all, not even close but its affordable with lots of easy to get parts.

Skills I don't have!! LOL

I haven't noticed any differences

@@ExocagedRC I wonder what is causing mine. I’ve ran it on the driveway and the second run inside and noticed it then. What do you think is wrong with it.

Tie rod or your servo horn may have shifted?

Yes this is my back yard

@@ExocagedRC can we be friends?

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lol

Dang, never realized that…

Just had to cry about it huh

You realize he's also driving one handed, right?

Love this sweet little thing! Good solid performer! Not a fan of those wheels , but easy enough to change out with more personalized ones. Love your new track surface! Enjoy your day brother!😎🤙🏽

😂 that dudes never happy with Anything,hes the definition of a hater😊

for the price I like it, plus we will be racing them.

What do you think is better 4WD mini at a better price? The AE Reflex brushed is $170 and doesn’t include a battery or charger. The Brushless AE Reflex with battery & charger is $260. An LC Racing 4WD with electronics and battery is $300. If you look at 2WD, the Losi Mini B brushless is $250 with battery & charger. The Brushed version is $160. The Typhon Grom is $140 with all electronics battery & charger. I race the Mini Bs at my local track & we only do brushed since it is a smaller track. We race the Granite Groms too & because that motor is so much faster than the Mini T/B brushed, we require running it at 50% throttle. I was never interested in the Granite Groms (my son has one, but I don’t care for monster trucks). I like buggies, so I picked up the Typhon Grom last night & ran it for a bit on the track before our race. It is significantly faster than the brushed Mini Bs, but handles better than the Granite Groms. With some more time to play with setup, it could be even better. I think both Groms are some of the best values out there today. They are very rugged, much faster than you’d expect and not all that expensive compared to any other mini option.

My thoughts exactly it’s probably the cheapest buggy of this size that comes with all you need to drive the scx24 is only like 15 bucks cheaper 😂

L comment.. A mini Z is $250

Are you ok?

@@nielsmeeri ain’t reading, all that 💀💀

Nog even wachten totdat dit model in Nederland uitkomt, ben erg benieuwd!🤩