Kyosho 1/28 Mini-Z RWD MR-04 readyset Corvette C8.R Chrome/Yellow 20th Anniversary (KYO32356CRY)
The Kyosho 1/28 MINI-Z RWD Series Ready Set Corvette C8.R Chrome/Yellow 20th Anniversary Edition brings high-performance RC car racing straight to your home. Built around the advanced MR-04 chassis with a lowered center of gravity and revised front geometry, this micro electric race car delivers razor-sharp handling right out of the box. Simply add AAA batteries to enjoy the perfect combination of display-grade realism and world-class micro RC engineering.
Created to celebrate Kyosho America's 20th anniversary, this limited edition Kyosho MINI-Z RWD Corvette C8.R features an eye-catching chrome and yellow finish mounted on the updated MR-04 chassis platform. The upgraded front suspension features integrated kingpin knuckles that narrow scrub width by 1.5mm, producing ultra-linear steering response and smooth cornering capability. Equipped with full ball bearings, lower-mounted battery slots for heightened stability, and the high-precision Syncro KT-531P transmitter, this 1/28 scale RC vehicle offers incredible track speed alongside an impressive range of optional upgrade parts for hobbyists of all skill levels.
To run this model you’ll need:
What batteries are needed for the Kyosho 1/28 MINI-Z RWD Series Ready Set Corvette C8.R?
To operate the Kyosho MINI-Z RWD Corvette C8.R, you will need 4 AAA alkaline or NiMH batteries for the vehicle chassis and 4 AAA alkaline batteries for the Syncro KT-531P transmitter.
Is the Kyosho 1/28 MINI-Z RWD Series Ready Set Corvette C8.R suitable for indoor use?
Yes, the 1/28 scale size of the Kyosho MINI-Z RWD Corvette C8.R makes it ideal for driving on smooth indoor surfaces, tile, wood, and fine RC track carpet.
Can I upgrade components on the Kyosho 1/28 MINI-Z RWD Series Ready Set Corvette C8.R?
Absolutely. The MR-04 chassis is compatible with a broad range of official Kyosho MINI-Z optional parts, including oil-filled shocks, gyro control units, carbon T-bars, and gear tuning sets.
