HPI have finally got the drop on their main drift rivals Yokomo, and come out with a ‘revolutionary’ drifting car – the HPI Pro-D. With a carbon main chassis, carbon upper deck and orange anodised aluminium bulkheads, it's a very slick design. Only one question remains...
Recently released by HPI, the offcial video for their newest edition to the Savage line-up of trucks, the Savage XL. 55mm longer, and 25mm wider, HPI has created another monster. Here is the new video recorded by HPI, it looks great, has great effects, and is in my personal opinion, one of HPI's best. Take a look, and see if this truck might be the one for you.
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Thats right! HPI has just announced the release of their NEXT addition to the Savage family! The Savage XL is faster, stronger, and not to mention 55mm longer and 25mm wider than the Savage X 4.6! The new Savage XL is also powered by the all new K5.9 motor, which is a whopping .36 cubic inch sized motor! With re-designed TVP's, new tires, a new body, a stock 3 Speed transmission, strengthened differentials and uprights, and several other new features, the Savage XL is ready to hit the bashing grounds!
read more »I always hear alot of talk on all the popular forums that the HPI Savage is a difficult vehicle to work on and clean, so I am making this to possibly help out a little bit. Since I went mud bashing the other day, I thought it would be wise to tear the truck down and give it a good clean. Here are pictures, and a detailed explaination of everything that I had done.
read more »One of the most well known things about HPI is their "Savage" line up of vehicles. The savage has been around for many years, and has always been considered one of the toughest trucks on the block. With the Savage 21 RTR, Savage SS, Savage 25 RTR, Savage 25 SS, Savage X RTR, and Savage X SS, HPI has just recently released another Savage, the Savage X 4.6 RTR. The X 4.6 has all the same great qualites of the new Savage X RTR, but with even more. A much more powerful F4.6 .28 engine produced by HPI powers the rig, and to slow the big truck down, HPI added their dual red fibre brake system. Not only a much needed upgrade, but looks great too. This, and several other things were added to make the Savage even tougher than the rest.
read more »Not too long ago HPI announced the release of their Wheely King two wheel drive 1/12th scale monster truck. Many people became aroused by this, and once it was released, the truck became a huge hit. Soon after, it was becoming obvious that people really wanted a four wheel drive version of the truck. Although the two wheel drive version was exceptional, people started to seek less of the "Wheely" factor and more of the "King". HPI responded quickly, and soon after released a 1/12th scale Wheely King that was a 4X4! The RC community was very pleased, and the truck went flying off the shelves. With the refreshed demand for the Wheely King, it will forever be remembered as a hit RC product.
read more »DDM Has recently released their new side mounting pipe for the HPI Baja 5b, and 5b SS. Take a look, sounds pretty wicked!
The HPI Savage X is well known for its monster power and durability. Being one of the most popularly bought monster trucks on the market today, many people were very impressed with the truck and its capabilities. Now, HPI has upped the bar even more with the release of the Savage X F4.6. It has everything you love about the Savage X, but with more power and strength!
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