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Tunedfrog

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This is different for me but I love it. The motor mount will be here tomorrow.

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No, amazon specials.
Actually, the wheels are definitely Redcat, from the Lightning EP drift car. That same style was also used on the HSP Flying Fish, and the Exceed RC Drift Star, except on the Exceed and HSP cars, the spokes were colored, and the outside of the rim was chrome. The last pic is of a Redcat Lightning. I know more about those vehicles than I ever thought I would. I even have a post on here that showed my entire HSP collection that I lost in a house fire a few years ago.



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Actually, the wheels are definitely Redcat, from the Lightning EP drift car. That same style was also used on the HSP Flying Fish, and the Exceed RC Drift Star, except on the Exceed and HSP cars, the spokes were colored, and the outside of the rim was chrome. The last pic is of a Redcat Lightning. I know more about those vehicles than I ever thought I would. I even have a post on here that showed my entire HSP collection that I lost in a house fire a few years ago.



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I purchased them from amazon but they didn't state as being Redcat or anything else.
Regardless, it works.
 
The chassis is Kyosho MK2 Lazer, I bought the builders kit a few years ago.
As far as the body and wheels, I really don't care who manufactured it.
Honestly, I'm confused as to why it matters?
There's nothing that looks like the pics you posted.
 
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The chassis is Kyosho MK2 Lazer, I bought the builders kit a few years ago.
As far as the body and wheels, I really don't care who manufactured it.
Honestly, I'm confused as to why it matters?
There's nothing that looks like the pics you posted.
Oh, ok. I asked in a previous reply what car it was, and, I didn't see a reply to that, so I was assuming based on the wheels is all.
 
Oh, ok. I asked in a previous reply what car it was, and, I didn't see a reply to that, so I was assuming based on the wheels is all.
Ok , I get it now, I was confused there but I'm back now. :wacky:
Yeah, the chassis is a Kyosho MK2 Fazer kit I built some years back but never like the
El Camino body I had on it. This one is much better.
The motor had a bent shaft so not sure how fast this one will run.
It was pretty damn fast with the old motor.
My motor mount as usual is lost in a snow storm that never happened between here and Portland.
I'm sure you know how the USPS works sometimes. :mad:
 
Ok , I get it now, I was confused there but I'm back now. :wacky:
Yeah, the chassis is a Kyosho MK2 Fazer kit I built some years back but never like the
El Camino body I had on it. This one is much better.
I keep looking at the '57 Chevy, but I have never really had a use for on road or drift cars. I've had a few, but I always turn them into rally cars, or trade them off for another SCT. As for those wheels, just a heads up, they do tend to break easy with harder hits (I had a habit of running into my neighbors truck with mine). I completely destroyed a front set trying to jump a small-ish ramp once. If you watch though, sometimes Redcat has them on massive sale.
 
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