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Kyosho Fazer Mk2 FZ02L Dodge Charger 1970 1/10 4WD RC RTR (Hemi Orange) 34417T1

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Kyosho Fazer Mk2 FZ02L Dodge Charger 1970 1/10 4WD RC RTR (Hemi Orange) 34417T1Highly detailed 1 10 scale ReadySet RC car featuring the iconic 1970 Dodge Charger in Hemi Orange. Built on the Fazer Mk2 FZ02L chassis, it delivers balanced handling, durability, and realistic scale appearance for on road driving. Features Ultra scale body: Highly detailed replica of the 1970 Dodge Charger Fazer Mk2 chassis: Shaft driven full time 4WD for stable performance ReadySet package: Factory assembled for quick setup Symmetrical chassis

Highly detailed 1/10 scale ReadySet RC car featuring the iconic 1970 Dodge Charger in Hemi Orange. Built on the Fazer Mk2 FZ02L chassis, it delivers balanced handling, durability, and realistic scale appearance for on-road driving.

Features

  • Ultra scale body: Highly detailed replica of the 1970 Dodge Charger
  • Fazer Mk2 chassis: Shaft-driven full-time 4WD for stable performance
  • ReadySet package: Factory assembled for quick setup
  • Symmetrical chassis design: Improves balance and handling
  • Full ball bearings: Reduces drivetrain loss for efficiency
  • Sealed drivetrain: Reliable performance on dusty surfaces
  • Waterproof steering servo: Suitable for various conditions
  • Adjustable gearing: Supports pinion sizes from 29T to 37T
  • LED compatible: Optional light kit can be installed for realism

Specifications

  • Brand: Kyosho
  • Part Number: 34417T1
  • Scale: 1/10
  • Drive Type: 4WD shaft drive
  • Length: 486mm
  • Width: 200mm
  • Height: 136mm
  • Wheelbase: 274mm
  • Weight: 1650g
  • Gear Ratio: 6.5:1
  • Colour: Hemi Orange

Includes

  • 1 x Fazer Mk2 FZ02L Dodge Charger 1970 RC car
  • 1 x Syncro KT-231P+ transmitter
  • Decal sheet

Important Notes

  • Requires 4 x AA batteries for transmitter
  • Requires 7.2V to 7.4V battery with T-style plug and compatible charger
  • LED light set sold separately
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