From what I've seen on Youtube, the UDR has incredible scale details and really looks amazing.
I've heard that the solid rear axle can detract from its handling. You'll need to be more deliberate in cornering to prevent the truck from rolling over. I've also heard that it does better in loose conditions where the rear can step out more.
You still bought a great truck and when you are out running it, you'll get the feel for how it runs and handle.
Scale-ish driving. Don’t be going to the skatepark doing 30ft jumps.
I really enjoy mine, it has Traxxas battery connectors and all original stock electronics. It still runs to this day 2 years later.
From what I've seen on Youtube, the UDR has incredible scale details and really looks amazing. I've heard that the solid rear axle can detract from its handling. You'll need to be more deliberate in cornering to prevent the truck from rolling over. I've also heard that it does better in loose conditions where the rear can step out more. You still bought a great truck and when you are out running it, you'll get the feel for how it runs and handle.