New from German optional parts maker PSM Racing are these shock towers for Kyosho Inferno MP9 buggy. Made from 4mm high grade German carbon fibre, making them lightweight and super strong, the front and rear towers will replace the original aluminium versions without any modifications necessary.
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New from Optima is this range of aluminium option parts for the Kyosho Inferno MP9 buggy. Starting with these front and rear shock towers, they are 5 mm thick and have been further lightened through machining of the surface. Hard anodised they are super strong and resistant to most crashes. Also new, are these aluminium arm supports for both the front upper arm and front lower arm that have again been lightened and hard anodised, with the company claming them to be almost indestructible.
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Kyosho have released their new McLaren F1-GTR Le Mans Team Schnitzer Mini-Z chassis. A low centre of gravity and high agility are the trademarks of the MR-02 chassis and it is combined with zippy performance and stunning scale looks. The combination of low height, low centre of gravity with mass concentration delivers the critical factors needed in an advanced racing machine.
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Kyosho have announced the release of their new Lazer ZX-5 4wd readyset. The pre-assembled chassis is loaded with a high-power motor and fitted out with a R/C system, even the body colour scheme is complete, just add charged batteries and the machine is ready for action. Kyosho’s design and construction is entirely focused on race victory, so this package makes the perfect partner for your first shot at EP off-road racing glory. Available now, there is a blue and black version set for release in August.
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Kyosho have announced the release of the Inferno MP9 Standard Edition, the same MP9 performance with an unbelievable price. The Inferno MP9 is based on the multiple World Championship winning Inferno platform and has had everything down to the last ball-end recreated with the focus on maximum speed and performance in a completely new chassis and body development. Overall weight balance compliments the lightweight chassis that covers setting options for all inputs to lateral running characteristics.
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Kyosho have announced the August release of the new Inferno MP-7.5 Sports 4 Readyset. The package includes R/C system with linkages pre-set and all main parts pre-assembled so its fast out of the box as well as on the track. Simply attach the air cleaner and antenna, add fuel and set the batteries to complete. The Inferno’s blood runs thick in the Sports 4 so you can’t go wrong for your first GP buggy. Turnbuckle tierods and upper suspension arms allow wide scope for setting adjustment. Equipped with high-torque servos and universal joints on front axles to handle whatever punishment you can dish out.
New from Reckward Tuning are these quick change engine mounts for the Kyosho Inferno MP9. Similar to other versions previously available, they allow the removal and mounting of the engine without the need to re-align the gear mesh due to the 2 piece design. The base mounts are mounted to the chassis and the top blocks, which are attached to the engine, can be removed separately. When re mounting the engine, guide pins ensure that the engine is perfectly aligned with the base mounts each time.
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Kyosho have released a number of new items to help keep your accessories and tools organized, including this black pit box. The pit box has 3 different storage drawers with different sized compartment to accommodate any and all your tools and accessories. If you want something to hold all your Kyosho Tools but don’t want to commit to a pit box, the Kyosho Tool Box is large enough to hold all your tools and accessories and it also has a handle for easy carrying.
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