Get your hands dirty then bash the competition with the ECX® AMP™ MT Build-To-Drive™ Kit. Kits have been a mainstay of the RC hobby since the beginning. Putting together a kit helps educate drivers on their ride and gives them the opportunity to add unique tweaks along the way. First time building an RC Kit? No Problem. Build-To-Drive kits give new builders the advantage with tools, transmitter, and power systems all included as well as pre-assembled shocks, differential, and wheels. All you need to do is follow the instructions, and you’ll be ready to bash and dash in no time. When assembled, the AMP MT is nearly unstoppable and features the hard-hitting durability that put the ECX brand on the map.
Please note: Body is clear and is shown painted for advertising purposes only.
ECX Amp MT - Build to Drive Unassembled Kit Features:
- 250+ Parts Included
- Customizable Clear Body Shell With Pre-applied Graphics and Sticker Sheet
- Durable Nylon Composite Chassis
- Full range 2.4GHz transmitter
- Waterproof Electronics
- Dynamite® Ni-MH Battery
- AC Battery Charger
- Partially Assembled
- Fully Upgradable
- Tools Include
- Educational Build
ECX Amp MT - Build to Drive Unassembled Kit Specfications:
- Approximate Assembly Time: : 3-5 Hours
- Ball Bearings: : Complete
- Batteries: : 7.2V 1800mAh 6-cell NiMH Stick Pack
- Body: : AMP MT, Partially Screened
- Brakes: : ESC Controlled
- Charger: : NiMH AC Charger, 110V-240V 200mAh
- Chassis: : Injection Molded Nylon Composite
- Completion Level: : Kit
- Differential: : Gear, Not Sealed
- Drivetrain: : 2WD
- Final Drive Ratio: : 12.6:1
- Front Track: : 12.9 in (327.7mm)
- Gear Pitch: : 48-Pitch
- Height: : 7.4 in (187mm)
- Internal Gear Ratio: : 2.6:1
- Length: : 16.9 in (429.3mm)
- Motor Size: : 540
- Motor Type: : Brushed
- Pinion: : 18T
- Radio: : ECX 2.4GHz, 2-CH
- Rear Track: : 12.9 in (327.7mm)
- Servos: : Included
- Shock Type: : Oil-Filled Coil-Over Spring
- Size/Scale: : 1/10
- Speed Control: : Included
- Spur Gear: : 87T
- Suspension: : 4-wheel Independent
- Tire Diameter: : 4.3 in (110mm)
- Tire Tread: : All-Terrain
- Track: : 12.9 in (327.7mm)
- Weight: : 3.44 lb (1.6kg)
- Wheel Diameter: : 2.2 in (55.9mm)
- Wheel Type: : Black, 12mm Hex
- Wheel Width: : 2.0 in (50.8mm)
- Wheelbase: : 11.6 in (294.6mm)
- Width: : 12.9 in (327mm)
- Brand: ECX
- Part No: ECX03034I
- Barcode: 605482610725
- Scale: 1:10
- Power Source: Electric - Brushed
- Vehicle Type: Monster Truck
- Surface Type: Off Road
- Build Level: Unassembled (Kit)
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What size bodies and best motor combo for this
Asked by David on 18th December 2016
This takes most 1:10 truck bodyshells. A brushed motor is included, along with all radio gear.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
Can you use LiPO with this
Asked by Daniel on 27th May 2018
Yes, 2S LiPo is OK.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
Will the drivetrain on this model cope with a brushless motor and 2s lipo combo?
Asked by Luke Edward Farley on 23rd June 2019
It's an entry level truck, but yes you should be OK with a basic brushless 2S setup.
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
Hi do you know if I can use a higher c rating for the battery if so how high could the c rating be?
Asked by Chris on 7th December 2020
You can use whatever C rating you wish...
A minimum of say 15C would be fine on these
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
What's the biggest(fastest) brushless motor this model can take and would I need to change anything else on the car for the upgrade?
Asked by Chris on 27th December 2020
Standard 540 size motors in these.
Something decent would be say HW38010201
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
Hi there, do you think that this truck would be able to take a 3500kv brushless motor on 3s lipo?
Asked by Noah on 3rd February 2021
I think that's pushing it to be honest..
Answered by: Ben @ Wheelspin Models
