The Stealth X09 has been discontinued from our collection!

The Stealth X09 was one of the most popular cars we've ever had. It was introduced in 2009 and became a huge success!

Today, producing a Stealth X09 would be too expensive, and many cars now offer a better driving experience at a lower price.

You can still buy spare parts for the Stealth X09!

Product Description of the Stealth X09

The Stealth X09 Truggy is a fantastic remote-controlled car! The HBX Stealth X09 has everything you could wish for in a ready-to-drive off-road RC car: excellent driving characteristics, quick acceleration, plenty of traction, and a reinforced aluminum chassis.

Stealth X09 comes with a 2.4GHz transmitter and receiver, providing the absolute best range and eliminating interference and glitches. 2.4GHz is brilliant because you avoid messing with frequencies, and the long antenna on both the transmitter and the car is gone.

The Stealth X09 is built on a robust sandwich construction where the top, bottom, and shock towers are made of aluminum. The differentials come from a nitro car, so the Stealth X09 can really take a beating - even if you tune it heavily. The gearbox is sealed, minimizing wear from dirt and grime - brilliant.

The Stealth X09 Truggy comes assembled and ready to run - you’ll need a battery pack, charger, and 4 x AA batteries for the controller.

Specifications

Tips from the Workshop

The Stealth X09 is fantastic - you really get a lot of car for your money! With the new electronics, the Stealth has power to spare and drives like a dream.

We've got plenty of parts in stock for the Stealth X09. Here you’ll find:
-spare and upgrade parts for the Stealth X09

Workshop Tips (video):
-Get started with the Stealth X09
-Repairing the Stealth X09
-Change the Lower Suspension Mount (6588-P100)
-Maintaining the Stealth X09
-Change the center outdrive and driveshaft
-Replacing the speed controller
-Changing the rear arm
-Rebuilding the rear differential (shown on Ranger)
-Replacing the servo
-Replacing the receiver and binding the radio
-4WD not working
-Installing a Brushless upgrade
-Upgrade with brushless motor and ESC
-Change the spur gear (NEW VIDEO)
-Installing the Hobbywing Brushless Offroad kit
-Change the rear arm
-Change the C-Hub and steering knuckle
-Replacing the Spur gear and center outdrive (with dremel)