It suits rough tracks, grass and loose dirt, with a wider stance than the buggy. It is a hobby-grade 1/14 model with replaceable parts, so it can be repaired and upgraded.

LC Racing does not publish a top speed for the EMB-TGH. It uses the same 4500KV brushless system and 8.23:1 gear ratio as the rest of the EMB brushless range.

No. The AR package does not include a battery, charger or radio. It takes a 2S 7.4V LiPo or 7.2V NiMH pack with a T-Plug.

Not out of the box. It is pre-assembled with motor, ESC and servo installed, but you must fit your own 2.4 GHz receiver and supply a transmitter, battery and charger.

AR is the car only, with motor, ESC and servo. LipoR adds a Flysky G4P 2.4 GHz radio and a 2S 1800mAh LiPo battery. Neither includes a charger.

Any 2.4 GHz surface radio with at least 2 channels and a matching receiver will work. LC Racing fits a Flysky G4P in its LipoR package.

LC Racing does not publish a run time. It depends on battery capacity, driving style and surface, so carry a spare pack for longer sessions.

The Hobbywing 35A ESC is rated for 2–3S, but LC Racing supplies and specifies the car for 2S. Running 3S adds heat and stress, so watch motor temperature and gearing if you try it.

It measures 345 x 235 x 129mm with a 227mm wheelbase and weighs approx. 1.1 kg with battery.

Yes. LC Racing sells spares for the EMB series, and many parts such as shocks, diffs and outdrives are shared across EMB models.

It suits intermediate drivers and confident beginners who are happy with basic maintenance and LiPo care.

Use a LiPo balance charger, never leave it charging unattended, and charge inside a fireproof LiPo bag on a non-flammable surface. Stop using any pack that is puffed or damaged.