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jonocaf
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If your talking about the mp 7.5 edition III yes very good. And you are using the OS tuned turbo engine then even better. Standard setup drag I clocked 72kms.
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The us Version
jonocaf
RC Newbie
canada version
inferno MP 7.5 kanai edition III canada version Kyosho and i have a OS speed tuned 21VZ-B V-SPEC. motor the new one. And very impressed.
Does any one know its top speed by any chance. And tips on tuning but have got 80% of it.
can any one advise me on what shock oil to use for off road racing, makes brands etc that are great quality.
What is the best type % of fuel to use 20% i am using but want to try 25% and 30% is this a good change or not
inferno MP 7.5 kanai edition III canada version Kyosho and i have a OS speed tuned 21VZ-B V-SPEC. motor the new one. And very impressed.
Does any one know its top speed by any chance. And tips on tuning but have got 80% of it.
can any one advise me on what shock oil to use for off road racing, makes brands etc that are great quality.
What is the best type % of fuel to use 20% i am using but want to try 25% and 30% is this a good change or not
jonocaf
RC Newbie
Inferno
:worship: which inferno you thinking of?
:worship: which inferno you thinking of?
jonocaf
RC Newbie
Kyosho RTR
if its the Kyosho RTR (ready-to-run) MP 7.5 your talking about then yes it is a good buggy. With the standard fitted engine .21 pull start i would change to a OS engine .21 tuned 46000 rpm with a 2060 tuned pipe. With my Kyosho MP 7.5 Yuichi Kanai edition III i have a OS .21 tuned engine with a 2060 tuned pipe and run 30% nitro. The buggy runs fast and powerful. I clocked 98km's running quite rich.
i agree i think you correct
if its the Kyosho RTR (ready-to-run) MP 7.5 your talking about then yes it is a good buggy. With the standard fitted engine .21 pull start i would change to a OS engine .21 tuned 46000 rpm with a 2060 tuned pipe. With my Kyosho MP 7.5 Yuichi Kanai edition III i have a OS .21 tuned engine with a 2060 tuned pipe and run 30% nitro. The buggy runs fast and powerful. I clocked 98km's running quite rich.
i agree i think you correct
kyosho claims many 7.5 parts fit... so if dressing up the buggy and making it more competitive is ideal to you, check out these carbon fiber parts:
http://www.xtremercracing.com/Kyosho_Inferno_7_5.cfm
note that some are also for the mini inferno.
http://www.xtremercracing.com/Kyosho_Inferno_7_5.cfm
note that some are also for the mini inferno.
jonocaf
RC Newbie
Talking about carbon fiber as apposed to the stock parts that come with the 1/8 inferno 7.5 Kanai Edition III, is carbon fiber stronger and more flexible and can it handle more agressive driving, jumps, bashes etc. Is it worth while to say that carbon fiber is the way to go or upgrade. Let me know what you think.
