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Kyosho Turbo Inferno 2023 model

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I just took a ride with my buggy.

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Since we are on a new page now, page 3 in the thread, I repeat the link to my youtube video.

 
I have modified the ESC so I can use 6 cell battery.
 
I build a custom Turbo Inferno 2023 model. I use an Inferno MP7.5 as basis for the model.
In 2023 we have to think about the klimate changes so therefore Turbo Inferni in 2023 is electric.
I habe bought very similar rims that looks very much the same ar the rims for Turbo Inferno and
I have found reproduced stickers for Turbo Inferno on internet.

I can begin this threat with showing the original Turbo Inferno from 1991

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Here is a picture of an Inferno MP7.5. This model has a good potential to become
a modern Turbo Inferno and it has eksactly the same spoiler.

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Now over to my car.

I bought a used Inferno MP7.5

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I cleaned it and removed all "nitro-stuff"

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I needed a blue chassis

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The car had to be completely renovated so I took a good service.

I demounted the whole car and I replaced many parts with new unused parts.

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Brand new suspention arms

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Motor mount for electric motor on the new blue chassis
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Motor is mounted

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What is your opinion?
Great
 
The paint on the rear wing did not last. I bought a new rear wing.
Later I will add fitting stickers on it.
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This looks much tougher and that's a little bonus.
But that's not why I bought them.
On these, the locking pin that goes through the axle to hold the hex coupling in place must be screwed in with threads.
On my car, the locking pins were not seated properly, which could have caused the hex coupling to fall off.
But now that the locking pin is screwed in with threads and glued with lock tight in the threads, the hex coupling will never fall off again.



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