This is the new item available, this time we have design a completly diferent ball differential with ceramic balls and with a new system of plates that they are fixed. The feelings are incredible and the posibility to adjust the traction of our Mini-Z makes this option very interesting.
Another item to the market, this time is a set of 4 units of Ball differential spacer for Mini-Z. The set includes the m3 screws and permits fix the wheel and drop the plastic from original one.
Description:
We have created a new version of giro for Kyosho dNaNo and Kyosho Mini-z MR03.
This version made by TRPscale is fully compatible with the Kyosho version with a really big diference on price who made almost imposible that this items had ben popular.
As you know the function of Giro in a dNaNo or a Mini-Z is offer a great stability doing automatic rectifications or steering and thothle and make almost imposible loose grip on track.
This giro could be very usefull when the grip on track is low as well very usefull on competitions.
The components and performances and settings are 100% compatible with Kyosho products.
The second TRP Scale body is now ready to sell. We start with a white body that you can paint and decorate in your own style.
Please remember to register your new Mosler at www.trpscale.com/registration to get news and informations about the body.
Enjoy it, and win!!
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While we launch the new body Mosler MT900, we have launch a new product named OniSake, this product is a very powerful Speed drops to increase the RPM on a Mini-Z motor.
Here you can see the Official picture from TRP Scale of our new Mini-Z body MOSLER MT900.
This image shows a spray prototipe how the 1st Mosler MT900 will be in a really close future.
As you can see in the picture we keep going with the idea of make races like “cup” or “challenges” series.
We hope that you will appreciate this 98mm W+3 and S+2 body car with arround 38gr of weigth.(pending confirmation in production)
This is the first decoration of new Mini-Z Body from trpscale.
