1/10 R/C Car Series No.439
Cusco Dunlop Subaru Impreza (TT-01 Type-E)
Item No：58439
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Length: 451mm (Image shows assembled and painted model.) ※Click to enlarge
| 【 The One & Only AWD Machine 】 This is a ready to assemble electric powered R/C model of the Cusco Dunlop Subaru Impreza, which was the only AWD GT300 entrant during the 2008 Super GT season, and the winner of Round 4 Sepang. The impressive 4-door sedan body is recreated in durable polycarbonate, with small side mirrors, large rear wing, and front canards all separately molded for enhanced detail. LEDs are mounted on metal plated light cases to depict realistic front (white) and tail (red) lights. |
| 【 New and Improved 】 The bathtub frame of the newly evolved shaft-driven 4WD TT-01 Type-E has its motor and battery close to the ground for lower center of gravity and optimum balance. Mounted on the bathtub frame is a fiberglass reinforced nylon upper deck and gear covers improving rigidity, as well as a 3-piece tie rod providing a smoother steering action. The low center of gravity, great balanced design, 4 wheel double wishbone suspension system, and front and rear differential gears all come together to produce excellent operating ability. In addition, racing slick tires are mounted on 10-spoke wheels for superb handling performance. → Click for chassis details |
| 【 Specifications 】 ●Length: 451mm, Width: 191mm, Height: 127mm ●Wheelbase: 257mm ●Tire Width/Diameter (Front and Rear): 27/67mm ●Bathtub Type Frame Chassis ●Longitudinally Placed Motor Shaft-Driven Full-Time 4WD ●Front and Rear 3-Bevel Differentials ●3-piece Steering Tie-Rods ●4-wheel Double Wishbone Suspension ●Front and Rear Friction Dampers ●Gear Ratio＝8.35:1 ●Type 540 Motor Included ●Requires Electronic Speed Controller (sold separately) |
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【 Separately Required Items 】 ●2-channel R/C Unit with ESC ●8xR6/AA/UM3 Batteries for Transmitter |
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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