XRAY 808E Specs:
• premium high-competition off-road electric-powered buggy
• kit version only – for professional racers
• based on the ultra-successful 808 platform, sharing a majority of parts
• efficient Zero Kingpin suspension
• strong, lightweight molded steering blocks with molded-in steel bushings
• well-proven 808 suspension parts and geometry
• ultra-low CG, all parts centralized in chassis
• optimized front/rear and left/right weight balance for perfect jumping
• pure racing design, highest-performance ultra-durable parts
• ultra-lightweight high-tensile transmission parts hand-made from special world-renowned top-secret self-developed HUDY Spring Steel™
• drivetrain includes 22 high-speed rubber-sealed bearings for maximum efficiency, speed, and durability
• ultra-precision front/rear and center diffs with HUDY Spring Steel™ outdrives
• pinions, spurs, crown gears and clutchbell manufactured by HUDY
• optimized multiple upper/lower shock mounting locations for front and rear
• exclusive adjustable turnbuckles made from Swiss 7075 T6 aluminum
• flexible suspension holders with integrated preset optimal suspension geometry
• high-tensile Swiss 7075 T6 hard-anodized chassis
• ultra-strong inboard & outboard suspension pivot pins
• direct Shaft Connection™ to the pinion gear
• front & rear anti-roll bars
• narrow servo saver and steering system
• front & rear flexible composite brace
• gearboxes with Labyrinth Dust Covers™
• premium-grade graphite shock towers: 4mm extra-thick front & 3.5mm thick rear
• big-bore oversized shocks for excellent handling on bumpy tracks and big jumps
• threaded big-bore hard-anodized shock bodies
• protective folding rubber shock boots for big-bore shocks, front & rear
• ultra-low XRAY racing body
• XRAY Premium Shock Oils for perfect consistency
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Having already published the press releases of the company’s new products we all know what to expect on the Xray stand this year. We asked further regarding the 808E brushless 1/8th scale and were told that they are still currently testing configurations of the layout of the electrics in the car. As you can see in the photos, there is a version that has the receiver mounted forward together with a stand up steering servo, but they are also trying a version with a lay down steering servo and receiver mounted in the center. The weight balance is so critical with the brushless cars and this is something Xray have spent a lot of time trying to get right in order for it to fly straight and even. The 808E also has its own specific chassis plate which sees all the gas related mounting holes removed. Finally the car will not use a mechanical brake but will plan on offering a slipper diff as an option in the future.
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