A true rock crawler, the Gilamon isn’t made for overlanding or easy “Sunday” drives. With its 2.2-inch wheel setup and new AXP8 platform, this RC crawler has no match on the most challenging trails and obstacles. Because it’s ready-to-run, you don’t need experience to succeed. But if you have spent a lot of time on the trails, you’ll be blown away by what you can do now that was impossible before.

What’s so revolutionary about the AXP8? Let’s start with its heavy-duty, high-clearance, front and rear AF16P portal axles - and especially the rear-axle ASD (Axial Selectable Drive), a more advanced and highly capable drivetrain version of cutting brakes. While cutting brakes are only as strong as the brakes themselves, ASD physically and completely locks a wheel. It’s better than cutting brakes. And unlike front dig, which locks the entire axle, ASD can lock either of the rear wheels individually. That gives you an even tighter turning radius and greatly improved maneuvering capabilities.

The AF16P front axle and advanced new AT6 transmission are also designed to accept optional ASD setups, giving you an unprecedented amount of vehicle control. With ASD assigned to a 3-position switch on your transmitter, you can activate locking or constant 4WD functions. Using a 5-position switch, you’ll be able to configure the ASD system to drive, to free wheel, or to lock.

No RC crawler has offered this level of sophistication before. Nothing can stand in your way. The AT6 transmission is also equipped with a 30% underdrive to the rear axle that dramatically improves climbing and increases maneuverability.

Further improving the rig’s trail performance are the extreme articulation of its 4-link suspension and the additional clearance of its realistic, new IS10 internal spring shocks. An oversized, high torque Axial Boulder 550 21-turn brushed motor sends power through durable, heavy-duty WB12 driveshafts to officially licensed Raceline Avenger wheels and 5.5-inch tall Mickey Thompson Baja Boss M/T tires. Surrounding it all is a durable composite cage that offers protection and challenge-ready trail buggy looks.

The included Spektrum DX3 radio and Firma 70A ESC give you the telemetry benefits of exclusive Smart technology. Other high-quality, factory-installed Spektrum on-board electronics include a SR515 5-channel DSMR receiver, S682 metal gear steering servo, and SX117AX metal gear micro servo for the ASD function. Just add your choice of recommended battery and charger - then you’re ready to take on any obstacle that lies ahead.

Get ready to go where no crawler has gone before with the Axial AXP8 Gilamon 2.2 RTR. It’s the king of the hill, the trail, the canyon, the ledge, and everything else off-road!


Axial AXP8 Gilamon 4X4 RC Trail Buggy Features:

Realistic scale trail buggy design

Durable and detailed composite cage

Innovative Axial Selectable Drive (ASD) cutting brakes

Smooth, high-flex 4-link suspension

Scale IS10 internal spring high-clearance shocks

ASD-equipped AF16P high-clearance rear portal axle

ASD-compatible AF16P heavy-duty front portal axle

Durable new ASD-compatible AT6 transmission

30% Underdrive to the rear axle

Oversized Axial Boulder 550 21-turn brushed motor

Heavy-duty WB12 front and rear driveshafts

Officially licensed Mickey Thompson Baja Boss M/T 2.2 tires

Officially licensed Raceline Avenger 2.2 wheels

Spektrum DX3 Smart 3-channel 2.4GHz transmitter

Spektrum SR515 DSMR 5-channel receiver

Spektrum Firma 70A brushed Smart ESC

Spektrum S682 25T metal gear steering servo

Spektrum SX117AX metal gear micro servo (for ASD function)



Specifications:

Drive Type: Forward/Reverse

Drivetrain: 4WD

Gear Pitch: 32P

Lighting: LED

LiPo Compatibility: 3S

Motor Type: Brushed

Pinion: 14T

Power Type: Electric

Product Height: 9" (229 mm)

Product Length: 20" (508 mm)

Product Weight: 7 lb (3.2kg)

Product Width: 12.6" (320 mm)

Spur Gear: 34T

Suspension: 4-link solid axle

Tire Type: Mickey Thompson Baja Boss M/T 2.2

Vehicle Type: Trail Buggy, Rock Crawler

Wheelbase: 14.5" (368 mm)