KyoshoFazer Mk2 1969 Chevy El Camino KYO34419T1 Cars Elec RTR 1/10 On-Road

Most people don’t recognize the Kyosho name, but these guys have been around since the early 60’s. There’s been some ownership change, but it was for the best. These are easily as good of a brand as Traxxas or Team Associated. Obviously it has some adjustments it needs, but that’s the case with every car and driver. Right out of the box, I only had to adjust steering trim and dual points, and she was good to go. Played for about 30 minutes on a battery that was at most 75% charged and still has plenty battery left. I will say this…the first time it hits a curb or anything, I’ll cry. The body is gorgeous. I love the detail. Would love to get rid of the door handle stickers, but those were the only stickers I noticed (it’s dark outside). I plan to buy 2 more of these at least. Maybe 3. The body options are crazy!! So many different options. There are two different chassis, even though they really are pretty much the same. One chassis is about 1/2 inch longer than the other. I only know the Tacoma to have the longer chassis, but I know some others do as well. The el Camino has the shorter chassis. After replacing these tires, widening the stance a little, and getting my transmitter (aftermarket) hooked up, this may become one of my absolute favorites. It’s a beast. Especially for the price. If you’re on the fence, do it. You won’t be disappointed.

Great car! Had a problem with the rears tires binding on the fenders, this is due to the way it was packaged. Had to reshape the fenders in order for the car to function properly.

absolutely enjoy this car. Transmitter and receiver is good great response between both completely satisfied. Kyosho, I want another one. ...

This kit is so badass I bought 2 of them and made one of them a ralley dirt racer.....kit is so realistic looking