Following the release of their brushless conversion Losi have released the 8ight-E 4WD Buggy Race Roller, a competition buggy chassis that has been hand assembled and is nearly ready to hit the track right out of the box. This 1/8-scale electric buggy combines the innovative design and technology of Losi’s award-winning 8ight Competition Chassis with the fierce torque and speed of an Xcelorin Brushless system. Featuring Losi’s superior 1/8-scale Xcelorin Sensorless brushless power system, the fully programmable, high-output electronic speed control can handle a 3-5-cell LiPo battery pack and offers precise throttle and braking control. The 2100Kv brushless motor requires virtually no maintenance, while offering unmatched efficiency and speed designed for 1/8-scale racing. Additionally, the ESC offers tons of programming options, including adjustable throttle limits, selectable user profiles, and much more using the Quick Programming Card or personal pc programming software.



Features
- Pre-installed Xcelorin 1/8-scale Brushless System with 2100Kv Sensorless motor w/5mm shaft
- Secure, hard-mount Xcelorin ESC with rubber shock absorbers
- 4mm motor mounting screws
- Large ESC heat sink with fan to keep damaging heat away
- Molded LiPo battery tray with hook and loop straps that can accommodate a 3S to 5S LiPo
- Newly designed body specially built for the 8IGHT-E for improved air cooling of the electronics
- Adjustable aluminum motor mount with rear motor support
- 4mm thick machined and hard anodized aluminum chassis plate
- Unique narrow chassis configuration for quicker handling and ground clearance
- Oversized shocks with threaded hard anodized shock bodies
- Sealed front and rear differential housings keep dirt out of the gears
- Zero bump steer design with adjustable Ackerman
- Captured hinge pins require no retaining clips
- Machined premium aluminum 5mm thick alloy shock towers











http://www.losi.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=LOSA0803

looks good, great coloured shell, though it's design is lacking somewhat ;) ;)

i have got to say that the shell looks horrid ;)

looks better in plain white as shown on the early prototype...

:thumbs_up: Thought it would have a bigger motor than that, but then it is the 'off the shlef' version!! :clap: