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Here’s a look at my NEW Duratrax 835E 1/8th Scale Buggy in the street and on an outdoor track (at least till I got kicked off the track….funny story!) The buggy is a very durable and super powerful beast as a full RTR (minus a 4s Lipo) Remember, Driver=Cameraman!!!Check out the credits at the end for the specs on the car!

Check out the unboxing of the Buggy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJvHnzsQYrk

Check out the FULL after run review at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymb4YwEZWEo

Here’s where I got it and some info from Duratrax:

https://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXDCYH**&P=ML

https://www.duratrax.com/vehicles/electric/dtxd78-835e/index.html

Parts covered under the “Stress Tech” worry free warranty:

DTXC6202 Battery Tray Set with Straps
DTXC6598 Chassis Brace Set
DTXC6831 Bulkhead / Gearbox Set
DTXC6915 Front Bumper
DTXC6956 Center Differential Mount and Brace
DTXC6969 Chassis Side Pod Set
DTXC7514 Differential Case Set
DTXC7571 ESC Tray Set
DTXC8093 Front Hub Carrier (2)
DTXC8094 Rear Hub (2)
DTXC8397 Radio Box / Servo Tray Set
DTXC8806 Servo Arm Set
DTXC8843 Servo Saver Plastic Parts Set
DTXC9338 Suspension Mount Set
DTXC9339 Rear Upper Suspension Arm Set
DTXC9340 Front Upper Suspension Arm Set
DTXC9341 Front Suspension Arm (2)
DTXC9342 Rear Suspension Arm (2)
DTXC9634 Tie-Rod Set (2)
DTXC9964 Black Wing with Wing Washers
DTXC9965 Wing Mount Set

With the 835E, there’s no tradeoff between affordable price and performance — you get both in the same package. The going-in price is a pleasant surprise…and what’s even better is what you get for your money. It starts off with a 1/8 scale-size brushless power system. It’s an Onyx 2200kV brushless motor matched to an Onyx 120A waterproof ESC — a combo that can translates to serious air time off jumps, explosive hole shots and wailing top end for straights.

And things only get better from there, because the 835E is loaded with what you want. Extras like sway bars. Tuning options that are usually add-ons. A 2.4GHz transmitter. Hardened steel and anodized aluminum parts — and the protection of the only free, 1-year parts replacement guarantee in all of R/C.

The Duratrax 835E: get it — and hit it. Hard.

Waterproof electronics keep the
action going!Specifications:
Length: 19.9 in (505 mm)
Width: 11.9 in (302 mm)
Height: 7.5 in (190 mm)
Wheelbase: 12.8 in (325 mm)
Weight w/battery: 8.4 lb (3.8 kg)
Requires: LiPo charger, (4) “AA” alkaline batteries and either: (1) 4S hard case LiPo with Deans Ultra Plug connector (UL, ital, bold) or (2) 2S hard case LiPo batteries with series adapter and Deans Ultra Plug

The 835E comes out of the box as you see it here: assembled, tough and loaded, with a Duratrax 2.4GHz radio and a sleek painted body. Available in all three of the exciting trim schemes you see here.

DTXD78LL – Black
DTXD78WW – White
DTXD78YY – Yellow

Check out Hobbico’s Promo vid:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrNQPLIjwKU

https://www.etrailer.com/tv-hitch-install-1998-dodge-dakota.aspx

Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer
installation instructions and specs for complete information.

Today on this 1998 Dodge Dakota pickup truck we are going to install part number 87554 from Hidden Hitch. This is also going to apply to part number 75073 from Draw-Tite. First we will show you where the hitch mounts up on to the vehicle. It is going to use these two holes on the frame right here and this bolt on the very top on the side here is going to be replaced by the hitch also. At this point we can start disassembly. What we need to do is loosen all three of these nuts right here because they are connected by straps and the bottom two straps sometimes trap the strap from the top bolt. 00:34

Since this is an older vehicle we are going to spray it down with some lubricant. You may have to tap these loose from the back side, that is why you want to leave the nuts on so you do not mess with the threads. They might be rusted in to place so use a chisel and back it out. Just tap it out. Not all the way. What we will do next is tighten up these bolts on the two bottom bolts to pull the bumper brackets back in place. We will let the bolts do the work of keeping everything in alignment. We will take our hex bolt that comes with the hitch and just double check and make sure everything is in alignment. It looks like it works so lets do the same thing on the other side of the vehicle. We just got done with the driver side. 01:22

We can start installing the hardware for the hitch. We are going to start off with our blocks that go inside the frame and there is two different blocks. You can see how this hole is off set to the center one here. This one is going to go right here and the other block is going to sit back here at this other hole. We are going to start off by installing the bolts at the end of the frame. Just one on each end. We will hang the hitch by these two bolts and then we will install the rest of our hardware. To install the fasteners we are going to use the hardened flat washer which is the black washer and then the lock washer and a nut. We will leave everything loose and we will do the back fastener now. The hardware for the side right here is going to use the hex bolt we showed you earlier and the flat washer then we will put the conical tooth washer and a nut on the back side. Do the same thing back over on the driver side and then we will snug down all of the bolts then torque them down as specified in the instructions. We have got our truck off the lift now. We will give you a couple of measurements that will help you a ball mount or a bicycle rack or a cargo carrier. From the top of the receiver opening down to the ground is 17-1/ 4 inches and from the center of the hitch pin hole to the outside edge of the bumper is about six inches. With our bolts torqued down that will finish our install for part number 87554 on this 1998 Dodge Dakota.