KostaG

iTrader: (48)

Yet another 2wd mid-motor buggy!!

http://www.redrc.net/2010/01/durango...ggy-prototype/

KostaG

iTrader: (48)

Actually it can be converted from mid to rear!. Layout will probably be similar to the new 2wd Schumacher.

Jeremy Blair

iTrader: (23)

I like the fact that you can change the car from mid motor to conventional motor out back. Looks kinda expensive there is a lit of aluminum but it still a prototype. Looks good though.

KostaG

iTrader: (48)

In production if it even costs 70% of their 4wd car, that would be too expensive as well.

UK.hardcore

durability has its price.

looks like the top shaft holders move for adjusting the gear mesh.

henry

Shiny!!! I wonder what the production version will cost. Good to see more players in the 2wd market.

C_Money

iTrader: (27)

Thing looks tits, Looks I may have to have a Durango fleet when it's all said and done.

Brushlessboy16

iTrader: (18)

I noticed that too. My question is what keeps the motor in?

I could guess clamps but i see no adjustment. I like the adjustability though, allows you to change gearing without messing up your weight bias by moving the motor. :0

janderson78

iTrader: (53)

Yet another amazing car from Durango. I wish they were available in the hayday 1/10 racing.

C_Money

iTrader: (27)

1/10 is still going strong If people release cars like this then it should be even stronger.

Drift_Buggy

iTrader: (22)

I can't see how that can cost 70% of the DEX410. 50% maybe.

badassrevo

iTrader: (12)

Looks like a B4 front end and associated shocks.

b4maz

iTrader: (8)

There are some rumors that Axial will distribute the new 4wd and 2wd Durango cars for the US market (Axial and Durango are owned by the same Taiwanese company, Kingstar). Now that Scott Hughes works for Axial, this might seem possible.

Poinas2

Even it's proto it seems pretty fast:

http://www.petitrc.com/_forumphp/showthread.php?t=48759

Zerodefect

Not sure I like the motor mount tranny setup. I'd rather adjust my mesh the old fashioned way by sliding the motor back and forth on a standard motor plate. Like the X-factory car.

Also while trinity duo motors would fit the mount well. Will Novak ballistic ribbed can motors?

Looks pretty cool other than that. Definately an indoor clay track oriented car.