Kyosho Inferno MP 7.5 sports
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April 8, 2003 at 4:53 pm #11671
hey guys, im looking to buy a 1/8 scale off road buggy, and i have pretty much decided on the MP 7.5. Does anyone have any comments, good or bad, on this car? or know of a good website that i could go to to check it out?
im interested in any performance details if anyone knows about them. i read in another forum that it maybe goes 0-100 in about 2 seconds, is this true?
thanks for your input
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April 8, 2003 at 11:17 pm #45674Quote:hey guys, im looking to buy a 1/8 scale off road buggy, and i have pretty much decided on the MP 7.5. Does anyone have any comments, good or bad, on this car? or know of a good website that i could go to to check it out?
Inferno is a great car, world champs for last 12 yrs STRAIGHT!!
MP7.5 is good, the Kanai will have even more goodies.It is a bit expensive compared to the Taiwanese etc buggies so “value” isn’t fantastic… but heck, there’s a premium to be paid for good stuff.
Quote:im interested in any performance details if anyone knows about them. i read in another forum that it maybe goes 0-100 in about 2 seconds, is this true?Can you accurately tell speed from just looking at something…? :smiley2:
You Sure?? :p
MP7.5 don’t come with engine; what combo of engine and pipe you stick in it will determine its speed, as will your engine tuning etc etc.
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April 9, 2003 at 5:11 am #45676
im looking at two different models:
one comes with a GS.21R recoil start engine
the other, a Kyosho GX21 engine – i have never heard of this engine before and can find no info on it, apparently it is a new release…
any ideas?
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April 9, 2003 at 5:34 pm #45677
The only one with the pullstart 21 engine is the “Sport”. The others are the MP 7.5 and Kanai I & II, these all don’t have engines in the kit.
Kyosho’s 21 engines are honest donks, they’re quite reliable and easy to maintain. They’re known to run a bit hot though, but this doesn’t seem to hurt them. Of course there’s no where near as much power as a $500 racing engine, but there’s still enough to do some serious damage.
If you’re not into serious racing, the Sport kit is more than enough. Put in a decent radio set, and a stronger steering servo is recommended too.
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April 11, 2003 at 4:17 pm #45678
thanks for that… ill let you know when i get it… probly the sports model then
thanks a lot
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May 2, 2003 at 7:16 pm #45776
Thats an awesome car, im gunna hafta see it go when i come down to hobart.
If life is a waste of time, and time is a waste of life, then let’s get wasted and have the time of our lives!!
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July 7, 2003 at 3:54 pm #46150
The kanai is line 800USD man that is expensive…but world champs 12 years straight kinda tells you it must be good.
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