Traxxas Innovation
At Traxxas they always seem to deliver, above and beyond the mark. Traxxas seems to have done it again with a combination of power and speed, superior handling, with a eye catching look and appeal with the all new Prographix bodies.
When the Traxxas Nitro T Maxx hit the stage, the R/C industry was blind-sided and no one saw it coming. The T-Maxx has become the #1 selling monster truck on the market today.
Delivering the speed and power is the TRX 2.5 Racing Engine.
Traxxas known for its innovative designs and outstanding performance, all backed by their industry leading customer service and support.
Transmission 2 Speed Forward and Reverse
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| Nitro T Maxx R/C Truck |
The totally enclosed transmission features 2 forward speeds, and 2 speeds in reverse. First gear delivers quick acceleration, while second gear provides speeds beyond 40 mph. With a simple push of a button on the TQ-3 transmitter and you are in reverse.
T Maxx Power
Several advanced designs on the TRX 2.5 racing engine combine for huge output, and amazing horsepower, capable of pulling off wheelies on command with the Nitro T Maxx, while exceeding speeds beyond the 40 mph mark. The engine design also features a free-flowing rear exhaust system.
The TRX 2.5 Racing Engine was manufactured and designed solely by Traxxas.
Outfitted with a composite slide carburetor with unique innovative porting, usually found on modified engines. Bringing the motor to life is made easy with the push button EZ Start 2 system.
Adjustable Independent Suspension
The Traxxas T Maxx rides on a wide 4 wheel independent suspension with over 3-1/2 inches of travel and dual oil filled shocks on all 4 corners. The chassis consists of strong fiber composite materials making it extremely durable. For tuning purposes 10 shock mounting positions are available, with adjustable toe, caster, and camber.
The suspension on the Traxxas Nitro T Maxx provides quicker entrance and exit speeds in corners and rough sections of the track.
Its wider stance provides more stability and helps keeps the model planted while turning and cornering the model.
Prographix Body
The body on the Nitro T Maxx touts a new look with the prographix design with four different color options available, black blue, red, and white. The new design and graphics provide an awesome look on this terrain ripping monster. The body and graphics are impervious to fuel and are highly durable, maintaining their stunning appeal over time.
Comments from Consumers
Great value, durable and reliable
Best gift I ever bought for my husband
Love this truck every time I drive it I have a blast
After being in the hobby for some time and driving many different makes and models this one has me stoked.
Overall very durable, nothing broken, tuning was inconsistent. I provided good power once tuned. Seems to like to run on the rich side.
ADVANTAGES
Speed - 40 + MPH with the TRX 2.5 Racing Engine
Durability - Thicker 3 mm chassis. 50% more rigid than the original. Strengthened Turnbuckles with larger 3.5 mm turnbuckles.
Larger heavy duty driveshafts
Fully Adjustable Suspension - Wide array of shock mounting positions. Caster is also adjustable on front suspension.
EZ-Start 2 - Starting system with new roller clutch design for positive clutch engagements.
DISADVANTAGES
Engine Break in - Takes some time. Run through approximately 5 tanks of fuel during break in.
Note: Improper break-in can cause future engine problems and shorten engine life.
OVERALL
Simply put, the Nitro T Maxx by Traxxas over the years since its introduction in 1999 has become the #1 selling monster truck in the industry. The popularity and performance of the T Maxx has led to many
awards, Truck of the year, and best nitro truck 4 years in a row. When your out and about and see how
many are showing up at your favorite bashing grounds you'll see why the truck simply speaks for itself.
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