Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT Durability Test: Can we break it? Is the Truggy better than the MT?
TLDRIn this Volt Up RC video, the host tests the durability and performance of the new Quantum 2 Flux XT by subjecting it to intense bashing and jumps. Despite the rough treatment, the vehicle impresses with its speed, handling, and power. A minor slipper clutch issue is fixed, and the truck continues to perform well, even in wet conditions. After a damage report, it's clear the Quantum 2 Flux XT is resilient, with only a cracked universal joint as a notable issue. The host gives it a thumbs up for its great steering, power, and support from HPI.
Takeaways
- 🏎️ The Quantum 2 Flux XT is an extremely fast ready-to-run (RTR) vehicle, described as the fastest the presenter has ever seen.
- 🌟 The vehicle handles excellently, even in challenging conditions such as a makeshift jump and a moist track due to light rain.
- 🔧 The slipper clutch was found to be very loose initially, but after tightening, it became rock solid, indicating the vehicle's adjustable nature.
- 🔥 Despite the slipper clutch getting hot, the vehicle continued to perform well, showing its resilience to heat and potential for high-performance driving.
- 🌱 The vehicle has a lot of power and torque, as evidenced by its ability to handle grass and reach a top speed of 39 mph as mentioned by a viewer.
- 🛠️ The vehicle's design includes thoughtful details like finger holes in the spoiler for easy handling during maintenance.
- 💨 The Quantum 2 Flux XT has a reputation for energetic performance and great handling, even when pushed to its limits.
- 🔄 After a crash, the vehicle continued to run fine in rear-wheel drive, demonstrating its durability and reliability.
- 🛑 The only significant damage noted was a snapped front CV due to aggressive driving, but the vehicle was still functional.
- 🔧 Post-crash, the differential and other components remained intact, showing the vehicle's robust construction.
- 👍 The presenter gave a positive review, noting the vehicle's great steering, power, and support, and recommending it as a 'winner'.
Q & A
What is the main purpose of the video?
-The main purpose of the video is to test the durability of the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT by performing a series of jumps and bashes to see if it can be broken.
What type of vehicle is the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT?
-The Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT is a high-performance remote-controlled (RC) vehicle, specifically a Truggy, which is a type of off-road RC car designed for rough terrain.
How does the narrator describe the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT's performance in terms of speed and handling?
-The narrator describes the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT as the fastest RTR (Ready-To-Run) he has ever seen, with excellent handling.
What issue did the narrator encounter with the slipper clutch during the test?
-The narrator found that the slipper clutch was very loose, which he suspected was due to his own actions, and it was causing the wheel to stick. After tightening, the slipper clutch became rock solid.
What was the narrator's initial assessment of the slipper motor's condition?
-The narrator's initial assessment was that the slipper motor was functioning well and was not the cause of the issues he was experiencing.
How did the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT perform in wet conditions?
-The Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT performed well in wet conditions, with the narrator noting that the track was moist due to light rain, which did not negatively impact the vehicle's performance.
What damage did the narrator cause to the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT during the test?
-The narrator snapped the front CV (constant velocity) joint during one of the jumps, which he attributed to his aggressive driving rather than a fault with the vehicle.
What was the narrator's final assessment of the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT after the test?
-The narrator concluded that the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT is tough, with great steering, power, and speed, and he gave it a positive review, saying it gets his thumbs up.
What minor issue did the narrator notice with the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT's wiring?
-The narrator noticed that the wiring was not well-managed and was flopping out, suggesting that a sticky pad or some form of wire management might be needed.
How did the narrator handle the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT during the test?
-The narrator treated the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT roughly, crashing it at full speed and beating it to test its durability.
Outlines
🏎️ Unboxing and Testing the Quantum 2 Flux XT
In this paragraph, the host introduces the Quantum 2 Flux XT RC truck, expressing excitement to test its performance. They acknowledge the truck's impressive speed and handling, even after a quick setup for a jump test. The host also mentions that the video was a requested feature and that they were not fully prepared, but they managed to create a makeshift jump. Despite the light rain making the track moist, the truck performed smoothly, showcasing its robustness and potential for high-speed runs.
🔧 Addressing the Slipper Clutch Issue and Power Assessment
The host discusses a problem with the slipper clutch, which was found to be very loose and causing the motor to heat up. They take the motor out, adjust the slipper clutch, and note that it is now functioning well. The host also comments on the truck's power, mentioning a top speed of 39 mph, and its torque capabilities. They appreciate the design details, such as the holes in the spoiler for easy handling, and attempt to drift the truck, highlighting its energetic feel and excellent handling, even with a minor push.
🌧️ Rainy Conditions and Rear Wheel Drive Testing
Despite the rain, the host continues testing the Quantum 2 Flux XT in rear wheel drive mode, noting its remarkable traction on the chain. They acknowledge a minor fence drag incident but emphasize the truck's durability, referring to it as 'tough as nails.' The host plans to do a damage report and briefly assesses the truck's performance under harsh conditions, confirming its resilience and performance capabilities.
🛠️ Damage Report and Final Thoughts
In the final paragraph, the host provides a damage report after a series of rigorous tests. They mention a cracked universal joint caused by full-throttle steering with a locked slipper clutch, but除此之外, the truck remains in excellent condition with no damage to the wheels, tires, or other components. The host also suggests improvements in wire management. They conclude by giving a positive review of the truck's steering, power, and overall performance, comparing it to Sid from Toy Story and giving it a thumbs up.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT
💡Durability Test
💡Truggy
💡Bashing
💡Hazard Jump
💡Slippery Clutch
💡Universal Joint
💡Top Speed
💡Traction
💡Damage Report
💡Steering
Highlights
Introduction to the Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT and its durability test.
The Quantum 2 flux XT is described as the fastest RTR (Ready-To-Run) the presenter has ever seen.
The vehicle handles excellently, as noted during the initial test.
A makeshift jump is used to test the vehicle's durability.
The Quantum 2 flux XT shows impressive performance even after a light rain moistens the track.
The slipper clutch is found to be very loose, requiring adjustment.
After adjustment, the slipper clutch is now rock solid and no longer slipping.
The vehicle's power and torque are highlighted, with a top speed of 39 mph mentioned.
The Quantum 2 flux XT demonstrates great handling and energetic performance on the track.
A front CV (constant velocity) joint is snapped during aggressive driving.
Even in rear-wheel drive, the vehicle maintains good performance.
The vehicle shows mega traction on a chain link fence during a drag test.
Despite heavy rain, the Quantum 2 flux XT continues to perform well.
A damage report reveals the vehicle's toughness and the only issue being a cracked universal joint.
The vehicle's durability is praised, with no damage to wheels, tires, or the spoiler.
The presenter suggests improvements in wire management for the vehicle.
The shocks remain in perfect condition without any bending, showcasing the vehicle's resilience.
The Maverick Quantum2 Flux XT receives a thumbs up for its performance and durability.
