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Cen Genesis Nitro monster truck

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I hope its ok, but I thought that I would put this up here before hitting the bay ,its the CEN Genesis.46 with uprated ,just had brand new head button and carb,new fuel pipe and a few other bits and bobs.

Now, this isn't an ordinary truck, it has the huge 7.7cc engine. Bear in mind, the original T-Maxx came with a 2.5 cc, and the current one has a 3.3. I think that the biggest savage that you can get has a 5.9, so this prett much towers above everything els out there.

Uprated diff gears. The standards were good, but its often one of the first things to give problems, so these were pulled out,m binned and upgraded.

3 speed forward and 3 reverse. as mental backwards as forwards.

Huge 7.5" wheels and tyres,

7.6cc engine with 5hp,

Metal geared servos 10kg all round. Normally truck steering servos are week, which means you often need to throw £30+ for a decent one.

It comes with a transmitter, reciever, a rotostarter unit with a shaft(no pulling on a cord), a failsafe, to prevent run offs in the event of transmitter failure or interferance. Also have instructions, a direct drive mod to bypass the centre diff to give direct drive to the wheels(makes this mental)

Condition is very good, for a used truck. There are obvious scratches from use, scuffs to bumpers etc, but nothing beyond normal.

You will need batteries for the transmitter and reciever, a glow starter stick(normally around a tenner) and a battery for the roto unit, as well as fuel.

I would like to see £230 for this, seeing as they are £450 new, add the roto start mod, and uprated diffs etc, andweare soon looking at well over £500

Some info from a website: Photos available if anyone is interested

The Cen Genesis Super Truck puts the word MONSTER back into monster truck, more power, more speed, more torque and definately a bigger smile on your face every jump...

* Largest Monster Truck

* Powerful 7.7cc Engine

* Greatest suspension travel

* Brutal Torque on demand

The Genesis features the largest engine ever used in a RC Monster Truck, the 5 horsepower NX 7.7 engine. The Genesis is over 30% larger than a Revo 3.3. Park the Genesis next to a Savage, and the Savage doesn’t look so tough anymore. The LST2, MGT, they ran away from the new king of the dirt! The Genesis features three fully sealed differentials that can be filled with silicone oil. Want to race your Genesis on a track? Fill the diffs with silicone oil and start setting down some record laps. Maybe pulling wheelies and just straight drag racing is more your style. Replace the center diff gears with the included center lock and you can start pulling wheelies till your gallon of nitro is gone. Don't fret that the Genesis's engine can't pull this giant around.

With the 7.7 engine, the large displacement offers brutal torque to pull those super high wheelies, climb the steepest hills, or just plain drag your buddy's weak 4.6cc powered monster truck around the backyard. But the fun doesn't stop there, not only does the Genesis feature brute torque, thanks to the 3 speed transmission, the NX 7.7 engine can propel the truck up to an astounding 40mph!!! And with the GST 7.7’s reverse module, you could go 40mph in reverse or forward!

The gargantuan 7.5 inch low profile tires with chrome wheels dwarf everything else out there. Along with the wheels, the truck's body has been pre painted in one of the best looking schemes to ever be included with a Ready to Rock truck.

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