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StevePond
05-21-2003, 03:01 PM
Duratrax Press Release

Inspired by the overwhelming success of the Nitro Evader ST, the Nitro Evader BX continues the Evader legacy of completeness, toughness and performance, in a stylish buggy that's totally ready-to-run. It's ideal for beginners - with enough firepower to rival competition racing machines!

Extras!
Hop-ups are built in, so even beginners can be competing for club championships, right out of the box.

Durability!
With a Free Replacement Guarantee for one year on all Stress-Tech* parts, and a 2-year warranty on the DTX 18 engine.

Completeness!
Everything modelers need is inside: a 2-channel DuraTrax radio made by Futaba®, powerful .18-size DTX engine made by O.S.®, nitro starter pack, engine start-up video, even "AA" batteries - all that's needed to buy is fuel!

Powered by a DTX .18 (3.0cc) engine!
· Two-needle carburetor
· Heavy-duty con rod
· Dual ball bearings
· Pull-start ease
· O.S. quality and reliability

Controlled with a 75MHz pro-style radio!
· A balanced, comfortable transmitter with ergonomic grip
· Servo reversing on both channels
· LED battery status indicator
· Steering and throttle trims
· Adjustable steering rate
· Battery charging jack
· Less chance of radio interference from other RTR vehicles

Tires made by Pro-Line®
· Ribbed front tires aid in steering*bow tie rears dig in for traction.
· All include foam inserts, and are mounted and glued to 1-piece 2.2" rims.


"Protected by a 1-Year Stress-Tech Guarantee"

· Made of rigid 7075 T-6 aluminum, the chassis features centerline mounted components for better weight distribution and handling.
· The hard-anodized slipper clutch is a high-tech feature for controlling wheel spin and preventing gear damage.
· A Quick-Fill* fuel tank holds 75cc of fuel for longer run times between pit stops.
· An adjustable ball diff offers fine-tuning of power delivery to meet varying track conditions.
· Steel turnbuckles on all four camber rods and both tie rods mean longer life and more adjustability than fixed links.
· The durable composite disk brake is designed to deliver reliable and responsive stopping power.
· To provide maximum protection from dust, dirt and impact damage, both the battery and receiver are fully enclosed.
· The suspension features fully adjustable Stress-Tech* suspension arms and multiple shock and camber rod mounting positions.
· A steel CV (Constant Velocity) drive shaft reduces friction and cuts backlash, for more power at any angle.
· Made of durable aluminum, the Rapid-Tune* coil-over shocks are pre-installed, oil-filled - and feature easily adjustable spring tension.
· No bushings for this buggy! Full ball bearings (16 total) are featured to fight friction and wear and increase top-end speeds.

Also included:
· 8 oz (250cc) Fuel Bottle
· Glow Starter with alkaline battery
· Engine Start-Up Video
· "AA" radio batteries

o Length: 16.5 in (420mm)
Width: 10.25 in (260mm)
Height: 4.5 in (115mm)
Weight (w/body & engine): 3.8 lb (1745g)
Wheelbase: 11 in (281mm)

RTR Includes: .18 cu in engine by O.S. with tuned pipe & pull start, 2-channel pistol radio by Futaba, "AA" batteries, instructional video, nitro starter pack
*The prebuilt version requires: 2-channel radio, glow starter · Both Require: fuel


The durable polycarbonate body is factory-cut, trimmed and painted; just add decals! Body color is keyed to specific radio frequency. To order a specific color and frequency, please use its corresponding stock number.


DTXD67** Nitro Evader BX RTR
62 - Green
64 - Blue
68 - Red
70 - Yellow
72 - Orange
74 - Purple
Street 279.99

DTXC0067 Nitro Evader BX Pre-built
Street 229.99

tamiyajoe
05-22-2003, 08:27 PM
i like it, alot. any other pics?

Pro3/nmt105
05-22-2003, 09:45 PM
Seems kinda pointless to me because this class dosnt exist...

the_yawn
05-23-2003, 07:05 AM
The body looks kinda weird to me, like almost fat...

crono man
05-23-2003, 09:45 AM
about time 2wd nitro buggy made a come back!!:)

mpyacfo
05-26-2003, 05:46 PM
I get what you mean about there not being a class for this. I mean, it's a 1/10 2wd buggy with a .18 engine. Why? Why? Why?
I have to admit I like the body it looks cool. at tower hobbies i found it for $280 rtr.

wanabedriver
05-26-2003, 11:11 PM
one question... why are there nitro evader truck and buggy, when duratrax already has the ST and BX (?) ? :confused: is the evaders suppost to be more, racey?

mpyacfo
05-26-2003, 11:32 PM
The ST,MT,BX all suck. I guess if there is a mt pro and st pro there should be a bx pro too right???? I don't know duratrax is weird.... I think the mt, st, and bx are more entry level than the evaders.

wanabedriver
05-27-2003, 01:12 AM
hmmm..... so is duratrax going to make electric STs, MTs, and BXs? that would be entry electric cars.... so are they going to make a racer version of the street force too? :p

mpyacfo
05-27-2003, 07:26 PM
I don't think they can make the street force much better. 50 mph out of the box is good enough for me!

wanabedriver
05-28-2003, 02:23 AM
Originally posted by mpyacfo
I don't think they can make the street force much better. 50 mph out of the box is good enough for me!

well, how good does it handle in the turns? i thought it wasnt too good, so thats one place they could in prove....
anyway, they could make a "street evader", electric street force. if they wana be real a$$, they could keep the street force, and make a "new" one called the "Nitro Street Evader". :rolleyes:

jdm3849
05-28-2003, 05:13 PM
So what if 1/10 2wd nitro buggy class does not exist, 3/4 of the people in this hobby do not race. Thats just like saying backyard bashers should follow Roar,Ifmar, etc.. rules.


And you ask why they made this when they already had the Bx? Improvement! Thats like asking why associated released the B4 when the B3 was still selling! You can't just keep the same thing on the market and expect it to keep selling. Looks good to me, and on a well groomed backyard track that thing will rip.

mpyacfo
05-28-2003, 06:07 PM
You can't just keep the same thing on the market and expect it to keep selling.
Yeah.... look at Traxxas. They kept the tmaxx and nitro rustler for ever. Especially their electric cars. We're talkin at least 3 years there......but I do agree with you. It's all good for me because it's just getting better and better. I mean come on, 1/5 scale cars with full calipers and disc brakes! Pretty hitec.

jdm3849
05-29-2003, 06:40 PM
Your right about Traxxas, but look......They just came out with the 2.5 versions.