1/10 Electric R/C Car Series No.376
ADVAN Courage LC70 Mugen (Finished Body)
Item No：58376
Length=427mm
| 【 Aerodynamic Endurance Racing Machine 】 The ADVAN Courage LC70 Mugen took part in the 2006 Le Mans Series of endurance races as well as the actual 24hr Le Mans race. The chassis was designed by famous French constructor Courage, and was mounted with a Mugen MF458S 4500cc V8 engine that generated over 600hp. Pushrod-type 4-wheel double wishbone suspension, and a stepped-bottom underbody with F1 style diffusers gave the car excellent performance on the track. This No.13 car was driven by the team of Shinji Nakano, Haruki Kurosawa, and Jean-Marc Gounon during the 24hr Le Mans race. |
| 【 Lightweight Direct-Drive 2WD F103GT Chassis 】 The F103GT chassis sess the rear-mounted motor's pinion directly driving the spur gear. Double deck frame features 1.5mm upper and 2.5mm lower FRP decks. Front suspension utilizes left/right independent links while the rigid rear suspension features friction dampers and coil springs attached to durable FRP T-bars. Ride height can be easily adjusted to adapt to various track conditions, and the standard ball differential will help ensure the best traction possible. To improve efficiency even further, 850 size ball bearings are also equipped. The cars sleek form is authentically reproduced in lightweight polycarbonate and comes completely pre-painted with markings pre-applied. |
| 【 Specifications 】 ●Length: 427mm ●Width: 190mm ●Height: 106mm ●Weight: 780g ●Wheelbase: 257mm ●Tread: (F/R) 156mm ●Tire Width/Diameter: (F/R) 26/66mm ●Frame: FRP Double Deck ●Drivetrain: Sidewinder Direct-Drive 2WD ●Diff. Gear: Ball Diff. ●Steering: 2-piece Tie-rod ●Suspension: (Front) Left/Right Independent King Pin Coil Spring, (Rear) Rigid Friction Dampers with FRP T-bar ●Gear Ratio: 5.00:1 ●Motor: RS540 ●Speed Controller: ESC |
【 Separately Required Items 】 ●2-Channel R/C System with FET ESC ●7.2V Racing Battery w/Charger |
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