MiniZ… UPDATE new chassis!!

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    • #10521
      PandaBear
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      “MR-02”

    • #39563
      barto_85
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      what is new on these chassis? is that blue thing just covering all the things that were exposed on the last chassis?

    • #39208
      PandaBear
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      Hard to say, these are the spy pix from the Shizouka Hobby show.

      Looks like the chassis molding is new, even the battery clips are new. Maybe the shocker is included?

      No idea if the electronics have been updated too… but the F1’s “brake” ESC would be nice. 🙂

    • #30264
      murph
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      Batteries are now flat accross the chassis.
      Centre shock is standard.
      Front Suspension is different, but the picture is not clear.
      Good to see that is appears you can use the current ball diff setup.
      Looks like the whole chassis has been designed to lower the centre of gravity.

      I heard about this chassis when I was in Japan recently.

      Murph

    • #30267
      barto_85
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      lucky i havn’t bought one yet, all these new things happening. sounds pretty good.

    • #30096
      Barrelll
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      these look pretty awesome, they look more slicker thats for sure … cant wait to see if theres any performance differences

    • #39555
      PandaBear
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      Looks like all the current hardware upgrades should still work… springs, extra shocks etc.

    • #29916
      Shypo
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      :shock::shock::shock:

      Whoa

    • #29750
      jamiekulhanek
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      AHHHHHHHHH i am so angry :angry::angry::angry:
      Last night i just started on a new midmounted motor setup and those smart bastards beat me to it!!!

    • #29751
      jamiekulhanek
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      I wonder if we can buy a chassis and put all our expensive parts in it????

    • #39554
      barto_85
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      jamie, what are the advantages of a midmounted motor?

    • #39168
      barto_85
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      is it just a better place to have the weight for performance or something?

    • #29681
      Shypo
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      and it doesnt hit every rock on the ground

    • #29627
      jamiekulhanek
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      It moves the weight forward and balances the car, so it wont oversteer or spin out as easily.

    • #29608
      Shypo
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      is it just me or does that chassis look fat as in wide

    • #29612
      barto_85
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      so at the moment all the mini z’s are rear engine are they?

    • #29517
      Shypo
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      yeah

    • #29554
      jamiekulhanek
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      Yeah Shypo itt looks really wide eh.

      I cant wait to get a new mini Z chassis :D:D:D:D:D

    • #29045
      me and me lude
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      the new chassis has:
      batteries alligned flat, making it look fat 😛
      servo saver
      mid motor
      esc with brakes
      new steering
      longer wheelbase (1/24 scale)

    • #24905
      bithed
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      MIGHT be able to help you with these ones later on boys…I will try to keep you posted…

    • #24906
      bithed
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      MIGHT be able to help you with these ones later on boys…I will try to keep you posted…

    • #24599
      jamiekulhanek
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      I am very interested in these, my BIG question is will all my expensive parts be compatible with this chassis??? I very much doubt kyosho would change their whole line of hop ups for a new chassis.

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