Download 2 - HPI Racing

Thank you
Thank you for selecting the HPI Racing product ! This kit is designed to be fun to drive and uses top quality parts
for durability and performance. The instruction manual you are reading was designed to be easy to follow yet
thorough in its explanations. HPI Racing wants you to enjoy driving your new R/C kit. If you come across any
problems or need some help getting through a step, give us a call and we will do our very best to help you. You can
also contact us on the internet at www.hpiracing.com.
This is a high performance R/C kit, and it requires regular maintenance for best performance. If you don’t do regular maintenance the
performance will suffer. HPI has all the necessary parts and accessories available to keep your car performing at its best.
The caution or attention symbols will warn you about steps that can be very dangerous.
Please read and understand the instructions carefully before proceeding.
Cautions
Cautions
Attention
Failure to follow these instructions
can damage your kit, and cause
serious bodily injury or death.
Failure to follow these instructions can
cause injury to yourself or others.
You might also cause property damage
or damage your kit.
Before Running
Please read manual with parent or guardian (responsible adult).
Before Operating
Make sure that all screws and nuts are properly tightened.
Always use fresh batteries for transmitter and receiver to avoid losing control of the model.
Make sure no one else is using the same radio frequency as you are using.
Please confirm the neutral throttle trigger position.
Please confirm the range of the radio operation. see page 7.
During Running
Please do not run on a public street, this could cause serious accidents, personal injuries and/or
property damage.
Please do not run near pedestrians or small children.
Please do not run in small or confined areas.
After Running
Turn OFF receiver first, then turn OFF transmitter. This will prevent the car from losing control.
Battery safety
Please be careful when handling the battery. It will be hot after running. If the wire is frayed, a short
circuit can cause a fire.
Cautions
Attention
Cautions
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Contents
Section Contents
Page
1
Overview
4
2
Start Up Guide
4
Charging Battery
Setup Before Starting
Radio Control Car Operating Procedures
Maintenance After Driving
4
5
7
10
3
Trouble Shooting
11
4
Fail-safe Function of the Speed Control
11
5
Replacing the Pinion Gears & Motor
12
6
Replacing Each Part
15
Replacing the Front Bumper
Replacing the Wheel Base
Replacing the Wheel Hubs
Replacing the Body Post
15
18
22
23
Radio Maintenance
25
7-1
7-2
Transmitter
Receiver and Sarvo
25
26
8
Parts Reference
27
9
Exploded View
30
10
Parts List
32
11
Option Parts List
33
2-1
2-2
2-3
2-4
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-4
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1
4
2
4
2-1
2-2
2-3
2-4
4
5
7
10
3
11
4
11
5
12
6
15
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-4
15
18
22
23
7
25
7-1
7-2
25
26
8
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10
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1
Overview
Components
Transmitter
9038 (JP)
Battery Charger
Radio Control Car
Parts Bag
Z150
2029
Antenna Pipe
Equipment Needed
Antenna
HPI Ni-Cd Battery Pack (7.2V 1500mAh)
Tools Needed
8 pieces of AA Alkaline Batteries for the transmitter
Phillips-head screw driver
x8
2
Start Up Guide
2-1
Phillips-head screw driver
Please read the instructions before running.
Charging Battery
Use included charger only for included Ni-Cd battery. Do not use any other battery. Charge time for empty battery is 6 hours. Do not charge battery
for longer than 6 hours, this will cause overheating and battery damage.
Charge time 6 hours.
2029
HPI Ni-Cd Battery Pack (7.2V 1500mAh)
After charging disconnect
the battery and unplug the
charger from wall.
9038 (JP)
Battery Charger
Make sure charger jack fully inserted.
Attention
Plug into a wall outlet
This charger can be used only with the included battery. Do not use it with other batteries.
There is risk of damage and possible explosion, etc..
Do not charge the battery for over 6 hours. Over charging the battery generates excessive heat and will damage thebattery.
Please use the battery charger with adult supervision. Do not use it near water or when wet.
Do not use the battery charger if the wire is frayed or worn.
After the first time charging battery.
If take 6 hours to charge a completely discharged battery. Run the battery until it is discharged before charging again.
4
2-2
1
Setup Before Starting
Transmitter Preparation
Transmitter Battery Installation
1
Antenna
4
3
5
8x
Battery Cover
Screw in the antenna tightly.
AA Alkaline Batteries
Note Direction.
2
Reverse Switch
Servo Factory Settings
2
Preparing The Chassis
Removing the Body
Receiver Antenna Installation
75106
Body Clip (6mm/Black)
Straighten antenna with a screwdriver so it is eaiser to insert into
antenna tube.
75106
Body Clip (6mm/Black)
75106
2
Body Clip (6mm/Black)
Z150 a
Antenna Pipe
Z150 b
Antenna Pipe
75106
Body Clip (6mm/Black)
Do not cut or shorten antenna wire.
1
75106
Body Clip (6mm/Black)
Make sure antenna
is fully inserted.
5
3
Battery Installation
2
1
2029
HPI Ni-Cd Battery Pack
(7.2V 1500mAh)
3
2
1
Attention
Make sure receiver is turned OFF before
connecting the battery, the vehicle may run
out of control.
2
1
OFF
1
OFF
Cautions
Disconnect the battery when you are not running
the vehicle.
The vehicle may run out of control or the battery
can overheat and cause a fire.
2
Receiver Switch
6
2-3
Radio Control Car Operating Procedures
Attention
1
Make sure no one else is using the same radio frequency as you are
using. See page 25.
Turn on transmitter first, then turn
on receiver.
Extend the Antenna
2
1
Extend the Antenna
Put the car on a stand, with wheels off the ground and connect battery.
2
Activating R/C Unit
Good Batteries
Low Batteries (Light Blinks)
2
ON
1
ON
Turn on transmitter first, then turn
on receiver.
3
Checking Radio Range
Make sure no one else is using the same radio frequency as you are using. Check the radio system and range before every driving session.
To properly check the range, have a friend hold the truck and walk to the farthest distance that you plan to operate your model. Operate the
controls to make sure the model responds correctly. Do not operate the model if there is any problem with the radio system. If you switch on
the R/C car first before the transmitter, you may lose control of the R/C car.
Check Max. Range
Reference Section
Page 25
7
7
4
Steering Trim Setup
Front
Steering Trim
Turn steering trim to set tires in
completely centered position.
5
Transmitter Operation
Steering Wheel
Straight (Neutral)
Front
Right turn
Left turn
Steering Dual Rate
To be used to adjust steering servo
throw.
Throttle Trigger
Reverse operation
Throttle Trim
A and B show the two ways to go in reverse.
If your vehicle is moving, adjust the throttle trim until it stops.
A
Stop → Reverse
Stop (Neutral)
B
Brake / Reverse
Forward
Reverse
Forward Brake Stop Reverse
Stop (Neutral)
Forward
8
Brake
Stop (Neutral)
Reverse
6
Driving!
With the high performance motor and battery, the SWITCH is capable of running very fast. Follow the cautions below and drive the SWITCH
in a very large space especially until you get the feel of driving the car.
Attention
Do not drive the car in the following places.
Do not drive the car on public streets or highways.
This could cause serious accidents, personal
injuries, and/or property damage.
Do not drive the car in water or sand or on a carpet.
This could damage the car.
Make sure everyone is using different frequencies
when driving together in the same area.
Drive slowly in the beginning.‫ޓ‬
Install body and enjoy!
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SPEED
Acceleration
MAX SPEED
Slowdown
Acceleration
MAX SPEED
If you fully pull the throttle trigger on the transmitter, the car will run very fast and become difficult to control. Drive slowly until you become
used to driving the car. Pull the throttle trigger slowly and gradually, and the car will move forward slowly. Release or push the throttle
trigger to operate the brake, and the car will stop.
Steering Operation‫ޓ‬
Practice Turning!‫ޓ‬
Install body and enjoy! Allow the car to cool down for 15 minutes
between each run.
When the car is running toward the driver, the directions of the
steering wheel are reversed.
Once you become conformable driving the SWITCH, practice
driving on a track with pylons.
Once you become comfortable driving the car, use pylons for
practicing. It would be difficult to drive through pylons in the
beginning. It is advisable to watch a little ahead of the car
directions instead of just watching the car.
Right turn
Once you become able to drive the car without hitting pylons,
we recommend you drive in a race track. You can safely enjoy
driving in a race track as long as you observe certain manners.
You can meet other RC drivers and exchange information with
them at a race track and your RC life will be more fun.
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7
Turning R/C Unit Off‫ޓ‬
Attention
Turn off receiver first, then turn off
transmitter.
1
OFF
If you switch off the transmitter first before the R/C car, you
may lose control of the R/C car.
3
2
OFF
Retract the antenna
Turn off receiver first, then turn off transmitter.
Cautions
2-4
Disconnect the battery when you are not running the vehicle.
The vehicle may run out of control or the battery can overheat
and cause a fire.
Maintenance After Driving
After you finish driving, remove dirt and tire debris from the chassis with rag, a soft brush or air blower and see if there are any damaged or worn
parts. This is an important part of your car maintenance.
Use rag to remove dirt and tire debris from
the chassis.
Remove dust on the drive system with air
blower or brush.
10
Make sure all screws are properly tightened.
3
Trouble Shooting
Description
The car does not
operate at all.
The car does not follow
your operation.
The car does not
operate properly.
4
If R/C car does not move or you have no control, see below.
Cause
Solution
Transmitter or receiver is off.
Turn on both transmitter and receiver.
Batteries are not placed properly in the transmitter.
Place batteries in the transmitter properly.
The drive battery is not charged enough.
Charge the drive battery.
There is not enough power in the transmitter or
receiver batteries.
Replace the transmitter batteries with new ones and charge
the drive battery.
Transmitter or receiver antenna is not fully extended.
Fully extend both antennas.
Someone else is using the same radio frequency as
you are using.
Change your radio frequency to the one no one else is
using, wait until the driver using the same radio frequency
finishes driving, or drive your car at a different place.
The fail-safe function of the speed control is
activated.
Check if the drive system rotates smoothly.
Fail-safe Function of the Speed Control
If the circuit heats up due to extra load to the speed control, the fuel-safe will be activated for circuit protection. Once the fail-safe is activated, the
throttle repeats tuning on and off quickly and acceleration becomes improper even though you keep pulling the throttle trigger in the same degree.
In this case, stop driving immediately and solve the problem referring to the Trouble Shooting. If you keep driving the car with the fail-safe
activated, the speed control may be damaged.
340
EN-1 Electronic Speed Controller
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5
Replacing the Pinion Gears & Motor
Gear Ratio
Adjust the gear ratio by changing pinion gears according to the size of the driving site and other conditions.
!
A 540 size motor with 21T or more turns can be used (except some racing motors).
Std.
Spur Gear
Pinion Gear
62T
#38407
18T
19T
20T
21T
22T
23T
24T
25T
27T
28T
29T
30T
31T
32T
33T
34T
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Gear Ratio
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8.18
7.75
7.36
7.01
6.69
6.40
6.14
5.89
5.45
5.26
5.08
4.91
4.75
4.60
4.46
Max. Speed
Slow
Fast
Acceleration
Good
Bad
Long
Short
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Running Time
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Replacing the Pinion Gears
Z281
1
4.33
Pinion Gear Cover Removal
Z281
x2
Step Screw M3x12mm
38410
Z281
38408
6
3
12
2
Motor Removal
Z569
38410
Z569
7
x2
Z569
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x15mm
M3x15mm
3
Pinion Gear & Motor Removal
1148
x1
Z700
Set Screw M3x3mm
38406
6
Z901
1.5
mm
Z525
Z700
38407
4
Z525
x2
Flat Head Screw M3x6mm
c
Z525
Pinion Gear & Motor Installation
1148
Z901
1.5
mm
Z525
Z700
Z525
38406
6
Pinion Gear
38406
5
Secure Pinion Gear
here.
x1
Z700
Z700
Set Screw M3x3mm
Cut off the projection when
you change the number of
the Pinion Gear teeth.
Remove the fixture after securing
Pinion Gear in place.
13
Z525
x2
Flat Head Screw M3x6mm
5
Motor Installation
Tentatively tighten.
Z569
Z569
38410
7
x2
Z569
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x15mm
M3x15mm
Proper Spur Gear Mesh
Tighten securely.
Paper for Gear Mesh
Screwdriver (No.02)
Paper for Gear Mesh
Adjust the motor position to get proper gear mesh.
To get a perfect gear mesh, place a piece of paper (See top of
page) between the gears and tighten the motor mount screws.
The spur gear may be damaged if the gear mesh is wrong.
6
Z281
Motor Cover Installation
Z281
x2
Step Screw M3x12mm
38410
Z281
38408
6
3
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6
Replacing Each Part
Various bodies can be mounted to the chassis by replacing some parts.
6-1
Replacing the Front Bumper
Select a Front Bumper suited to your body type.
Required parts
38403 1
Front Bumper(Small)
Replacing the Wheelbase
6-2
Select a Wheelbase suited to your body type.
Required parts
38403 3
Front Bumper(Large)
38403 4
38403 2
Z569
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x15mm
M3x15mm
38402 5
Use this part when replacing with
Small Bumper.
Use this part for
Long Wheelbase.
Use this part when replacing with
Large Bumper.
Use this part for
Short Wheelbase.
210mm
225mm
225
210
Front Bumper(Small)
6-1
1
Front Bumper (Large)
Replacing the Front Bumper
Short Wheelbase
Long Wheelbase
Example of replacing a small Front Bumper with a large Front Bumper.
Front Tite Removal
x2
38404
Z591
Flanged Screw M3x20mm
4
Example of replacing a large Front Bumper with a small Front Bumper.
Z591
15
2
Front Suspension Removal
Z281
38404
x2
Z281
6
Step Screw M3x12mm
Z281
x2
Z577
TP. Flat Head Screw M3x10mm
38429
9
38404
38429
x2
Z583
6
TP. Flat Head Screw M3x25mm
38404
9
7
38490
38404
7
38490
Z577
Z583
Z577
Z583
3
4
Front Bumper (Small) Removal
R
Front Bumper (Large) Installation
R
Right
Right
88005
88005
88005
38403
88005
1
38403
88005
Suspension Shaft 3x40mm
x2
L
3
Left
88005
Suspension Shaft 3x40mm
16
x2
L
Left
5
XXXXXXXXXX
Front Suspension Installation
Z281
x2
Z281
38404
6
Step Screw M3x12mm
Z577
x2
TP. Flat Head Screw M3x10mm
38429
9
x2
Z583
38404
TP. Flat Head Screw M3x25mm
38429
38404
7
38490
38404
7
38490
Z577
Z577
Z583
Z583
6
Front Tire Installation
x2
Z591
Flanged Screw M3x20mm
38404
!
4
The offset for tire mounting can be adjusted according to a body design.
Various bodies can be mounted to the chassis by replacing some parts.
Z591
17
9
6
6-2
1
Replacing the Wheelbase
Example of replacing a Short Wheelbase with a Long Wheelbase.
Rear Tite Removal
x2
Z591
Flanged Screw M3x20mm
38404
4
You can replace Long Wheelbase with Short Wheelbase
by following the same product.
Z591
2
Rear Suspension Removal
38404
Z281
Z567
x2
Z281
Step Screw M3x12mm
Z567
Z281
x2
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x10mm
38404
Z577
6
x2
TP. Flat Head Screw M3x10mm
38404
7
38490
38404
7
38490
Z577
Z577
18
6
3
Rear Case Removal
Z567
Z567
x4
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x10mm
Z567
4
Z567
Rear Bumper(S)Removal
88005
88005
38403
2
88005
Suspension Shaft 3x40mm
19
x2
5
Rear Bumper (L) Installation
88005
88005
38403
4
88005
Suspension Shaft 3x40mm
6
Rear Case Installation
Use this hole for short wheel base.
Use this hole.
Z567
Z567
x4
Z567
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x10mm
Use this hole.
20
x2
7
Rear Suspension Installation
38404
Z569
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x15mm
M3x15mm
Z577
6
x2
Z281
Z281
x2
TP. Flat Head Screw M3x10mm
x2
Z281
38404
6
Step Screw M3x12mm
38404
7
38490
38404
7
38402
5
38490
38402
5
Z577
Z577
Z569
Z569
8
Rear Tire Installation
x2
Z591
Flanged Screw M3x20mm
38404
4
!
Z591
21
The offset for tire mounting can be adjusted according to a body design.
See Page 22 for adjustment and offset.
6-3
Replacing the Wheel Hubs
Choose offsets suited for your body type among the offset types.
38404
4
Z591
38404
(2mm)
5
38404
(0mm)
38404
4
(4mm)
3
6mmOffset
3mmOffset
0mmOffset
174mm
164mm (STD)
Total offset amount for the combination of a wheel with offset and a hub or a hub spacer.
A 0mm standard hub
0mm Offset Hheel
0mm
3mm Offset Wheel
3mm
6mm Offset Wheel
6mm
(STD)
A 0mm hub and a
2mm hub spacer
2mm
5mm
8mm
A 4mm hub
4mm
7mm
10mm
Ex:Example of Change to 5mm
Wheel
Spacer
Hub
Total
You cannot use a 4mm hub and a 2mm hub spacer at the same time. If a 4mm hub and a
2mm hub spacer are used at the same time, they cannot secure a wheel tightly enough and
the wheel may drop off during running.
Total (Offset5mmx2)+164mm=174mm
22
6-4
Replacing the Body Post
Select a body post position according to your
body design.
C
D
E
C
A
210
38402
For a Short Wheelbase
11
38402
11
Z567
38402
11
Z567
38402
Z567
11
Z567
A
38402
12
38402
12
D
38402
38402
38402
8
38402
Z567
Z567
12
38402
8
8
A
38402
8
Z567
12
Z567
38402
E
11
38402
11
38402
11
38402
11
A
38402
12
38402
12
Z567
Z567
Z567
Z567
Z567
x4
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x10mm
23
Select a body post position according to your body design.
225
C
For a Long Wheelbase
D
E
E
38402
11
38402
11
B
Z567
38402
11
38402
Z567
11
Z567
x4
Z567
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x10mm
38402
Z567
12
B
38402
12
D
38402
38402
8
38402
8
38402
8
8
Z567
Z567
38402
12
B
Z567
38402
12
Z567
C
38402
11
38402
38402
11
11
38402
38402
B
11
12
38402
Z567
12
Z567
Z567
Z567
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7
Radio Maintenance
7-1
2-3
Transmitter
Antenna
Antenna
Screw in the antenna tightly.
Steering Trim
Throttle Trim
To be used for Centering the steering.
To be used for Centering the throttle.
Extend the antenna to the maximum length for
best performance.
Steering Wheel
Straight (Neutral)
Reverse Switch
Left turn
Right turn
Refer to the instruction of kit and
check direction of reverse switch.
Steering Dual Rate
To be used for steering operation.
To be used to adjust steering servo throw.
Power Switch
Throttle Trigger
ON
OFF
Brake / Reverse
80550 HPI TF-1 (AM) Transmitter
Forward
Stop (Neutral)
Battery Level Indicator
To be used for throttle operation.
Good Batteries
Low Batteries (Light Blinks)
Exchange Batteries
When the battery level indicator (LED) blinks in red,
replace the batteries with new ones immediately.
AM 27MHzTransmitter Crystal (TX)
Band (US, EU)
AM Transmitter crystal (TX)
AM Receiver crystal (RX)
Attention
Do not mix batteries of
different ages or types.‫ޓ‬
The crystal can be replaced to change frequencies.
Do not use same frequency as other cars.
Transmitter antenna must be extended.
Band (JP)
Frequency
1. BROWN (#80601)
02.
26.995 MHz
2. RED
(#80602)
04.
27.045 MHz
3. ORANGE (#80603)
06.
27.095 MHz
4. YELLOW (#80604)
08.
27.145 MHz
5. GREEN
(#80605)
10.
27.195 MHz
6. BLUE
(#80606)
12.
27.255 MHz
Do not use FM crystals.
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7-2
Receiver and Sarvo
340
EN-1 Electronic Speed Controller
80559
HPI SF-1 Servo
Receiver Switch
Blue
Orange
Red
CH. 2
CH. 1
Black
Receiver
HPI RF-1
Antenna
1148
Saturn Motor 35T
AM Receiver crystal (RX)
If antenna is not positioned correctly, the
receiver will have low range or may not function.
For more info, refer to Page 25.
2029
HPI Ni-Cd Battery Pack (7.2V 1500mAh)
If you purchase additional batteries.
This kit includes Nickel Cadmium batteries. Many high capacity batteries (Nickel Metal Hydride batteries) are available. You can drive for a
longer time if you use high capacity batteries.‫ޓ‬Do not use Nickel - Cadmium battery chargers for Nickel Metal Hydride batteries. If you do not
use a special charger for Nickel Metal Hydride batteries, they will be damaged.
Available separately
Ni-MH battery
Available separately
Quick Charger
HB70452
GT Escape Charger
Longer run time.
Faster battery charging.
Do not use standard charger.
This charger is powered by a standard 12V lighter socket.
Please use the charger designed for Ni-MH battery only.
This charger designed for Ni-MH battery.
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Parts Reference
Metal Parts
1:1
Shown actual size
Z281
Step Screw M3x12mm
Z517
Binder Head Screw M3x8mm
38429
Drive Shaft Set
Z525
Flat Head Screw M3x6mm
Z567
e
d
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x10mm
85600
Bevel Gear Set (13/10T)
Z569
TP. Binder Head Screw M3x15mm
M3x15mm
Z700
Set Screw M3x3mm
Z577
TP. Flat Head Screw M3x10mm
B030
Ball Bearing 10x15x4mm
38407
Gear Set 24/62T 48Pitch (Bevel 16T/38T)
Z663
Lock Nut M3
38490
Spring
Z563
TP. Flanged Screw M3x15mm
75106
Body Clip (6mm/Black)
Z591
Flanged Screw M3x20mm
88005
Suspension Shaft 3x40mm
Z583
TP. Flat Head Screw M3x25mm
Z264
1148
Pin 2x10mm
Saturn Motor 35T
Rubber Parts
6132
Nylon Strap 2x100mm
6163
Servo Tape 20x100mm
Z150
Antenna Pipe Set
27
Plastic Parts
38401
Main Chassis
1
3
4
1
2
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
38404
Wheel Axle Parts
5
6
7
7
8
10
12
11
2
1
38405
38402
Hub Carrier Set
Body Post Parts
1
2
1
38409
Suspension ArmSet
38403
Bumper Parts
1
2
3
4
Z451
TP. Binder Head Screw M2x8mm
85615
Diff Case Set
28
1
2
3
7
8
4
4
9
5
10
6
11
38406
Servo Saver Parts
1
2
4
5
38408
Cover Parts
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
38410
Linkage Parts
38440
38460
Mini 10 Spoke Wheel
Mini 6026 Slicktire
29
3
9
Exploded View
Z517
38402
Z517
38402
38410
Z569
75106
38402
38410
38402
Z569
Z569
38402
38402
38402
75106
38408
38410
Z281
38402
Z569
38402
38408
38402
Z567
Z281
Z281
38402
38402
Z281
Z567
Z264
38404
Z567
Z577
38429
2029
Z577
Z451
38407
Z567
B030
85600
Z451
38407
38408
85600
85600
38407
85615
Z264
B030
38429
38404
Z567
Z567
Z591
38401
38404
Z569
38404
38404
38440
38490
38460
B030
38405
B030
38404
Z700
38404
Z525
38404
Z567
38406
38407
Z663
38429
Z567
38404
88005
38404
38404
B030
38409
38403
1148
38490
88005
38409
Z525
38404
38429
38409
38408
38407
38407
Z663
B030
38410
B030
Z264
Z567
38405
B030
Z577
Z567
38409
38460
Z583
38440
38403
30
Z591
75106
38402
38402
38402
75106
38402
38402
38402
38402
38402
Z567
Z567
38410
Z567
Z567
Z281
38410
Z591
Z281
38404
38404
38410
38490
38440
38408
38404
38460
B030
38404
38405
B030
Z150
38404
Z663
38404
38490
38404
Z663
38404
38404
38404
38404
B030
Z150
38409
38405
Z567
Z281
Z567
B030
38404
38403
38409
38460
88005
38410
Z281
Z577
38409
38406
Z577
38406
Z563
38440
Z567
88005
Z567
38409
Z563
38406
38402
80569
38402
38406
80559
38403
38406
6163
38406
38406
6163
38406
340
Z569
31
Z591
10 Parts List
Parts List
Parts # Qty Description
ຠ⇟
1148
1
SATURN MOTOR 35T
1148
1
6154
1
NYLON STRAP (BLACK/3.5x150mm)
6154
1
6163
1
SERVO TAPE
6163
1
38401
1
MAIN CHASSIS
38401
1
38402
1
BODY POST PARTS
38402
1
38403
1
BUMPER PARTS
38403
1
38404
1
WHEEL AXLE PARTS
38404
1
38405
1
HUB CARRIER SET
38405
1
38406
1
SERVO SAVER PARTS
38406
1
38407
1
GEAR SET 24/62T 48PITCH (BEVEL 16T/38T)
38407
1
38408
1
COVER PARTS
38408
1
38409
1
SUSPENSION ARM SET
38409
1
38410
1
LINKAGE PARTS
38410
1
38429
2
DRIVE SHAFT SET
38429
2
38440
2
MINI 10 SPOKE WHEEL
38440
2
38460
2
MINI 6026 SLICKTIRE
38460
2
38490
4
SPRING
38490
4
75106 20
BODY CLIP (6mm/BLACK)
75106 20
85600
1
BEVEL GEAR SET 13/10T
85600
1
85615
1
DIFF CASE SET
85615
1
88005
2
SUSPENSION SHAFT 3x40mm
88005
2
B030
2
BALL BEARING 10x15x4mm ZZ
B030
2
Z150
1
ANTENNA PIPE SET
Z150
1
Z164
1
HEAVY DUTY GREASE
Z164
1
Z264
10
PIN 2x10mm SUS SILVER
Z264
10
Z281
4
STEP SCREW M3x12mm
Z281
4
Z517
10
BINDER HEAD SCREW M3x8mm
Z517
10
Z525
10
FLAT HEAD SCREW M3x6mm
Z525
10
Z563
6
TP. FLANGED SCREW M3x15mm
Z563
6
Z567
10
TP. BINDER HEAD SCREW M3x10mm
Z567
10
Z569
10
TP. BINDER HEAD SCREW M3x15mm
Z569
10
Z577
6
TP. FLAT HEAD SCREW M3x10mm
Z577
6
Z583
6
TP. FLAT HEAD SCREW M3x25mm
Z583
6
Z591
6
FLANGED SCREW M3x20mm
Z591
6
Z663
4
LOCK NUT M3
Z663
4
Z901
1
HEX WRENCH 1.5mm
Z901
1
32
11
Option Parts List
38420
38425
Aluminium Shock Complete Set
Sway Bar Set
38414
38516
38426
61099
Z831 3x6x0.5mm Orange
Z832 3x6x0.75mm Orange
Z833 3x6x1.0mm Orange
Z834 3x6x1.5mm Orange
Z835 3x6x2.0mm Orange
Z836 3x6x2.5mm Orange
Z837 3x6x3.0mm Orange
B012
87596
86985
86988
86986
86989
87072
87075
Titan Turnbuckle 3x90mm
Titan Screw Set (Hex Socket)
Aluminium Motor Mount Set
Ball Bearing 3x6x2.5mm Flanged
Disk Roter / Calliper Set Wheel Washer
(Silver)
Wheel Washer (Orange)
Aluminum Washaer
Aluminum Hex Hub (0mmOffset/Orange)
Shock Shaft 28mm Titanium Coated 6918 18T
6919 19T
6920 20T
6921 21T
6922 22T
6923 23T
6924 24T
6925 25T
Aluminum Hex Hub
(4mmOffset/Orange)
Pinion Gear
33
6927 27T
6928 28T
6929 29T
6930 30T
6931 31T
6932 32T
6933 33T
6934 34T
Wheel Washer (Red)
Wheel Washer (Blue)
Memo
34
Memo
35