Best Traxxas Monster Truck: Hoss vs. Maxx vs. Stampede comparison review
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
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Let's take a look at the full lineup of 1/10 4x4 monster trucks from Traxxas. What's the difference between these three trucks? Let's find out and pick a winner! - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Ya yeeeeet just got the Hoss home last night can't wait to get her outside!! Thanks for sharing bro!
Great comparison👍👍 By far the best breakdown I've heard between the three trucks.
Thanks, much appreciated my friend!
All three have certain abilities that the other does not, I ended up getting the same heat sink that was on my Maxx, to put on my Hoss, the motor gets a bit warm for my liking, on 3s only though, just added protection is all, ONE CANNOT GO WRONG WITH THE FASTEST NAME IN RADIO CONTROL 😎
when the lock down hit i decided to get back into rc after being out about 10 years ,i overhauled my stampede ive owned since 04 and bought a xmaxx a maxx and another pede for my daughter ,wife and me ,our maxx is the only truck that hasnt broke ,we bought the wide maxx for it and it hasnt needed it but our trucks have never been drivin on the street just silt mud and dirt out here in az ,listen to this man if your on the fence the maxx saves you down time and money ours has only asked for another fresh charged pack while our xmaxx and pede have ate up about $300 in new parts in a year .
Great vid, awsome comparison's. 👍🚘
great compairing,awesome RCs
nice vid good explanation 🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻
i am currently enjoying trx4 sport and the summit, fun things
@Lockdown spinning Summit is absolutely more fun one, my TRX4 is built for scale competition
@Lockdown spinning high speed gear sure, locking diffs would make it harder to drive at speed, it will want to fall over in turns
@Lockdown spinning you do you
Would you say the Maxx is about the size of the old E-maxx? Crazy how traxxas refers to all these wildly different sized vehicles all as 1:10 scale
Maxx all day man 👍 I hate saying it because it's Traxxas 🤣 The 1/8 revo diffs, biggest 1/10 shocks I have ever seen and the 4s capable 50+ mph electronics do make it worth the money. I was able to get a used one with the Traxxas link and the light kit for $480 so I would just be patient and find a nice used one. The Maxx is the most durable stock RC that I have, and I have had alot 😜
Great Lakes RC it really is a beast. The Arrma fanboys don’t want to hear about it, but out of the box it’s crazy tough.
@@RazorRC just got mine yesterday suck a monster on pavement grass sand mud it just eats it up I can’t wait to update it too
Xmaxx is better than all 3 out of my 12 traxxas rcs I like my 1st generation revo the most
Ive been watching alot of videos about the stampede or the hoss, the main reason that gets me on the hoss is that everything is more stronger (mostly the body) but im still deciding
Very nice amigo 😀👍
It's not broke with the stampede 4x4 vxl in my point of view. The only thing I've had break is 1 of the rear cv shafts which I upgraded as a pair. Since the fluids have never been checked after 6-8 years of owning it I decided to get new differentials for the front & rear & Im also about to upgrade the steering bell crank servo saver as an assembly.. I enjoy tearing up grass and gravel with them pro line tires. The max is pretty freaking bad ass but too wide and/ or big for tighter conditions like the streets or parking lots.
Do more comparison videos...😍
I gotta say, I have owned a decent number of trucks at this point including the original redcat kaiju, kaiju ext, Bigrock, Typhoon 6s, Tlr 6s, Talion exb 6s, Slash Vxl, awd and 2wd and scx6, trx4 and of all them, the Hoss has been my favorite. So much so that either the MAXX or Sledge will be bought in the next few days. (STILL DECIDING). ALSO am completely addicted to these things right now but that is another story. Regarding the Hoss, I put in a slightly bigger than stock 17 tooth pinion and this thing is hitting 51 mph which is faster than I thought it would be. It is hitting speeds 6s vechiles struggle to hit in a 3s package so I find that pretty impressive. NO overheating either with this 17 tooth pinion and this despite aggressive driving on road and off. Not to much of a surprise though given it is not that much bigger of a pinion. Still alot of performance on table given it can accept up to a 23 tooth if I am not mistaken. I am sure I will be just as pleased with the v Maxx or Sledge if not more so.
Personally I think I want the sledge most. Maxx seems awesome, which one have you got?
Maxx is the best basher Traxxas has ever produced. My 12yo son has had one for a year now and he hasn’t broken one part yet. We do keep the power level at 70% on 4s though and dial the breaks down a touch as well. It is an absolute beast.
Cool, but I don’t think he bashes it like I do when I send it 200 feet in the air 😂
@@MillPondRC well ya that’s gonna break anything.
what is the run time before you have to recharge on the hoss and maxx
Great video, I have the stampede modded, XMAXX modded, no reson to buy the hoss or maxx in my mind, I’m happy with having the smallest and biggest. Stampede did need a lot of mods, but now tougher then the other cars in the video. But great video and explanation of the differences. 👍
After owning almost every car out there, get a Mojave 6s and a traxxas XMAXX 8S aftermarket batteries. Call it a day. 2 toughest ready to run trucks on the market. FYI I do love a lot of other cars but always have to do upgrades out of the box.
Thanks for the info. What would you recommend for the Stampede upgrades?
Amazing👍
Thank you
I have a stampede but I like all of them and I like the video to
What oil weight are you using on your Traxxas Hoss shocks?
Really like all of these trucks can't go wrong with the one you choose just add upgrades and powerful batteries with charger it's a win win situation 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪
For the Love of RC !! 👍🦅🦅
I have the Maxx, widemaxx kit, hobbywing 6s ESC. without even changing batteries that ESC makes a difference. Handling is much better, too.
yesssss! Maxx FTW! I love mine. I bought a maxx and Xmaxx at the same time and ended up trading my xmaxx within two months. My lil maxx will be with me until its just a pile of rubble.
Im having problems deciding between the 2 the wide kit makes it even more difficult
@@aces3261 no need to hesitate on the maxx, even without the widekit. its super fun and powerful.
@bow why didn’t you like the xmaxx
@@LeftyRC its fun. but its really expensive to run it. ive had the maxx for so long now, and it has taken unbelievable punishment
@@fishininjun Xmaxx > maxx. All I got to say.
What would i need to convert my hoss to slash 4x4
How long does a battery usually last
I think I’m gonna get the max and the hoss
Stock I would have to say the Max and the x-max are the best. I have all of them but I have an extremely modified emax. Mostly supermax parts and I've never been close in losing a race with that thing. I got lucky too I paid maybe a quarter of what that thing was worth because it came with the large order online. I probably paid $500 for a $3,000 truck. It's extremely bulletproof and almost impossible to control with anything more than four cells. The x-max is my absolute favorite though just because of the size and it throws the most dirt. I got into RC cars when I was little and dukes of hazard was my favorite show. But if you want one but you don't mind putting a decent amount of money into that'll still be the best nothing's beat my tricked out emax. But if you tried to copy mine it would cost you more than five grand so that kind of eliminates that. The biggest problem I have with all of them is finding an alloy chassis. If they had a good decent price alloy chassis for the x-max and the max that would be awesome
This are nice toys. I have the trx4 blazer and 4tec 2.0 wife a mustang body. And the stamped 4x4.
The stampede is pretty bad compared to the other 2. IMO the hoss and maxx are =. The maxx is probably a little more durable, and it's a little faster, but the hoss handles better and has cheaper parts ect. Can't go wrong with either.
That was fun to watch! I have a lot of rcs Id like to sell. I think my local hobby shop has a clearance shelf I can put them on but how would you suggest selling them? Thankyou
Throw them up on fb marketplace bro..
Facebook marketplace is the way to go. I check there every day to find a good deal
Can you run 3s on the Maxx?
Just asking because we have several 3s batteries
Thank u in advance for your answer
Yes you can!
Something that I believe needs to be discussed in these comparison videos is the cost of replacement parts for these trucks. I imagine that the maxx's replacement parts would be more expensive.
Good point. The Maxx parts are a little more expensive, e.g. $14 for a driveshaft instead of $12 for a Hoss driveshaft.
@@RazorRC The batteries are alot more, parts more, flips over constantly until you buy a $100 Widemaxx kit. That's why I bought a Hoss and it's fantastic and much more stable than the Maxx.
@@bryantanderson430 what are you talking about. The wide Maxx is only 50 bucks and destroys the Hoss in every category. Like he said its in a whole different class for a reason.
Which one would you recommend for jumping big jumps
Definitely the Maxx
Anything to suggest the body from popping off the sides everytime on the hoss it’s so annoying!
i like the maxx i have one its awesome rc
Im sick of breaking axles on my sons stampede. I have a revo and he dont like how big it is. I think hoss would be good . Are the shafts alot stronger?
Had to put mip axels on my stampede and I think 3s is too much for stampede vxl 4x4 I only run 2s batteries
Get the shafts from Tekno rc they will never break again
The stampede 4wd is a beast you just need to upgrade the body, tires, and drive shafts.
And you get all that with the hoss
I recently got my maxx and wouldn't trade for anything well maybe an xmaxx hahaha
Do you recommend the Traxxas maxx for beginners I know it is over priced
Yes! I honestly don’t think it’s overpriced considering the durability and the savings you’ll have in parts compared to other models that break more easily.
Agree with the other responses, I wouldn’t really consider it a beginner truck, but on 3S it’s manageable and it’s tough as nails, so that’s a plus!
Hoss has that balance of both its brothers
I prefer the Stampede over the Hoss hands down
I guess the Hoss and Stampede are easier to maintenance and repairs. i'll probably get the Hoss for my Kid (i have an Erevo 2.0 and Xmaxx)
Maxx is about $1,000 if you wants 4s and don't want to flip constantly. Hoss is $480 plus a $50 3s battery and you're good to go.
Wrong. $529+$50 Widemaxx kit +$60 4s lipo so $639 total and superior in every way possible. There isn't one thing better on the Hoss.
@@TheRamGuy Buy a maxx then Magellan.
@@bryantanderson430 I did.
The XMAXX is 1k$.....I can get the MAXX V2 for 575$
....Yea, I kinda regret getting my Stampede 4x4 vxl. Wish I would've gotten a Rustler.
Is it possible to convert it to a rustler? I know the 2wd is just a chassis swap, modify the steering, and change the body. Maybe it's similar with the 4x4?
I didn’t like the rustle vxl 4X4 because is very low . The slash vxl 4x4 is way better for dirt and jumps.
I love my rustler 4 x 4 VXL!
If you decide to go wide Maxx check out antitwizzlers on ebay. they will prevent your stock axles from twisting up and ripping apart.
In my country Malaysia..the tag price for the Traxxas max is around 2.5K Malaysian Ringgit (currencies). A little bit expensive for me. So sad😣😥😔. Wish i can owned one.
That's equivalent to 550 USD. It's the same price as it is in the US.
Why does the hoss have what looks like a 2075x?
Good eye! I switched mine out to the 2075X.
Razor RC ah i see. Fair enough. Personally I wish they included the 2075x stock on everything
the maxx is good, but the tires rip easy
Trick question: the answer is the Granite 4x4 3S Brushless?
For the stats, durability, and price, the Granite for sure takes down the Hoss and Stampede. However stock, the Maxx takes it. Modified to the same price however, the Granite wins. My favorite monster truck is probably the 6s Arrmas
I have both stampede and maxx I like the stampede better its has more monster truck feel and looks better and has more body options maxx feels more like a truggy and is ugly to me lol
Can you take the maxx to the track I went to see how it handles please
The Maxx would probably break it, but maybe the Hoss!
Maxx!!
Take the hoss body and put it on the rustler it fits
But looks silly in imo
It’s closer to rustler is what I’m saying
Love the stampede not hoss
I consider the Maxx 1/8 scale.
Just taking a distant look at the electronics used in each vehicle is enough: When the body is removed, the Maxx in a class of its own! That price difference is nothing...
MAXX.... That's all.
I had to get the Maxx. The Stampede is a mess it handles like ass and basically spends more time in it roof then anything. The Hoss is actually not a bad truck, it's just very over powered and needs better driveshafts and shocks out of the box. The Maxx on the other hand does everything better. Out of the box it needs to least work and basically is fine. You can get the wide Maxx kit but I haven't needed it. I think the Maxx drives just fine.
On a side note the Hoss really needs to sell for $450. It's not worth the $480 traxxas is asking. It's basically a rustler 4x4 with sledgehammer wheels a taller chassis and a bigger motor with a center diff.
Those few upgrades that the hoss has are actually quite expensive, but I agree, it is still overpriced. I prefer the hoss because of the superior handling, but you can't go wrong with any of the 3.
@@gasolinediesel972 they're expensive because that's what traxxas wants to charge. You're also thinking about them as upgrades. But in this case they're included as standard equipment.
@@RobertNES816 Well, they are upgrades over a rustler. The center diff is like an $80 upgrade alone. The motor is like $125. The tires are like $80. The esc fan is like $30. For the hoss, no, they are not upgrades, but they are for the rustler. The hoss is a much better deal than the rustler. Right now the hoss is actually on sale for exactly $449.99.
@@gasolinediesel972 I saw they lowered the price finally.
I have a traxxas truck I wish you cud see it an help me make it wrk
👍👀🇭🇷
I'm sure it's the maxx
I'd rather get two Arrma 3s rigs for nearly the same price as the maxx tho lol
@@philthyco1 and 2 used stampedes for the price of an arrma 3s lol. So 4 used stampedes for the price of the Maxx. A whole fleet!
550 for a maxx!? Man I could get a associated tlr or teckno truggy for that!
And you need the wide kit with cvds for $150 to make it drivable imo. I like mine but way over priced.
@@mynameisfrank6519 yeah traxxas really is and it seems like you spend all this money on them and still need to upgrade right out of the box. My 3 associated short course trucks i didnt need to but they are factory team kits. I do not like there electronics either. I have a 4x4 rustler and 2 slashes and there all running castle.creations electronics and a sanwa radios lol . I feel the best bang for the buck is tlr or associated. Imo.
They are just pricing themselves out of the market. Im not making the argument anymore about which manufacturer is better, they all break. But you need to be competitive in pricing, and there trucks just aren't worth the money the charge. Hoss @ $480 or 6s Typhon @ 480...no brainer.
$550 for a tekno truggy? is that before or after you add the mandatory wheels, tires, motor, esc, servo, and receiver that are not included? If after, please let me know where I can buy one!
@@zelph1844 Craigslist eBay etc... u got to do the work though amd search for it. I got a brand new sc5 for 140 shipped of ebay bro just got to want to do the work
I'm gonna be that annoying guy. But I really think the Arrma granite is such a great deal these days.
An argument could be made with the stampede and hoss but definitely not the maxx
@@Joe-no5dj Agreed the Maxx differs by being another beast, but it is also around 180 dollars more. But we'll worth the extra cash :).
@@Joe-no5dj Agreed. I have a Granite and it’s an amazing competition to the Hoss and Stampede
Stampede 4x4 Vxl is absolutely trash. A total waste of money. Anything at all would be better. Had one broke everything. All I did was drive it around the neighborhood and jump through some mulch beds and off curbs. Ran hot, cannot run it on 3s. Period! Will run hot and break everything even driving easy. Tires are terrible, body is thinner than Saran Wrap. Body mounts break, wheelie bar sucks, axles snap, Hex’s strip, shock oil is thinner than water, shock shafts bend. And then the price you pay? Then all the upgrades? Rc’s are supposed to be fun not an investment. Went to Arrma and never looked back. Until the X-Maxx came out. Then I couldn’t see spending $1,200.00 on a rc car and walked away. Sure Arrma trucks aren’t perfect, but at least they cost less to start with. And are already better than the Traxxas competitor stock. Sweet comparison though. Really like the Maxx, just can’t even deal with it having plastic axles and having to buy a wide track kit that should have came on it. Especially for $580.00 msrp. You can buy a Kraton 6s for less? I have one. Total beast once some slight tuning is done. But thumbs up on the video!
Over priced junk get an arrma
Just replace chassie (need the Hoss shaft) with Hoss on your old Stampede and HD driveshafts as they break (I replaced everything with HD as it broke except for chassie witch i got the Hoss for future bigger engione). After frying the old ESC replace with the 4s. Tires get worn I got Louise MT-Pioneer for my Stampede and Traxxas bigbore shocks and now I have room for the longer 540xl engine. It became a fun truck and handle like a dream compared to stock. If the 540xl engine trash the drivetrain so be it.
How’s the body’s work for going to longer hoss chassis?