ECX AMP 1/10 2WD Monster Truck BTD (Build-To-Drive) Kit [WITH VIDEO]

From ECX:

Get your hands dirty then bash the competition with the ECX® AMP™ MT Build-To-Drive™ Kit. Kits have been a mainstay of the RC hobby since the beginning. Putting together a kit helps educate drivers on their ride and gives them the opportunity to add unique tweaks along the way. First time building an RC Kit? No Problem. Build-To-Drive kits give new builders the advantage with tools, transmitter, and power systems all included as well as pre-assembled shocks, differential, and wheels. All you need to do is follow the instructions, and you’ll be ready to bash and dash in no time. When assembled, the AMP MT is nearly unstoppable and features the hard-hitting durability that put the ECX brand on the map.

Please note: Body is clear and is shown painted for advertising purposes only.

Features:

• 250+ Parts Included
• Customizable Clear Body Shell With Pre-applied Graphics and Sticker Sheet
• Durable Nylon Composite Chassis
• Full range 2.4GHz transmitter
• Waterproof Electronics
• Dynamite® Ni-MH Battery
• AC Battery Charger
• Partially Assembled
• Fully Upgradable
• Tools Included
• Educational Build

Specifications:

Type:     Monster truck
Scale:     1/10
Length:     16.9 in (429.3mm)
Width:     12.9 in (327mm)
Height:     7.4 in (187mm)
Wheelbase:     11.6 in (294.6mm)
Weight:     3.44 lb (1.6kg)
Chassis:     Injection Molded Nylon Composite
Suspension:     4-wheel Independent
Drivetrain:     2WD
Motor or Engine:     540 Motor
Speed Control:     Included
Radio:     ECX 2.4GHz, 2-CH
Servos:     Included
Batteries:     7.2V 1800mAh 6-cell NiMH Stick Pack
Charger:     NiMH AC Charger, 110V-240V 200mAh
Gear Pitch:     48-pitch
Wheel Size:     2.2 in (55.9mm)
Kit/RTR:     Kit
Shock Type:     Oil-Filled Coil-Over Spring
Body:     AMP MT, Partially Screened
Ball Bearings:     Complete
Experience Level:     Beginner
Recommended Environment:     Indoor/Outdoor
Assembly Time:     3-5 Hours
Is Assembly Required:     Yes

ECX03034 – $129.99
Due Early February, 2016

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