ASC MR04N-RM Compatible Mini-Z Body Shell - Porsche 935 Turbo 1976 MARTINI #1 - Kyosho MZP166M1  [KY-MZP166M1]

Kyosho MZP166M1 - ASC MR04N-RM Porsche 935 Turbo 1976 MARTINI #1
Price:
AUD$0.00
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-MZP166M1
GTIN:
4548565527007
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Painted Mini-Z shell specifics

This product is a painted Mini-Z body shell offered as a spare part, modelled for the ASC MR04N-RM Mini-Z platform and presented in the Porsche 935 Turbo 1976 MARTINI #1 scheme. The item is body-only and does not come with chassis parts, electronics, or mounting accessories.

The shell cannot be used on its own; to operate the car you must provide a complete Mini-Z chassis and the required electronics. Note that the separately sold LED light unit set No.MZW429R is not compatible with this Porsche 935 Turbo 1976 MARTINI #1 shell and cannot be installed.

Fit and mounting focus on clearance and secure attachment for ASC MR04N-RM geometry. Carry out a trial fitting to check alignment with body posts and wheel openings, remove only the necessary material for clearance, and fit appropriate Mini-Z body clips or mounts. Handle painted surfaces cautiously when cutting or drilling to avoid paint damage.

The shell affects both aesthetics and aerodynamic behaviour; tidy trimming and a firm mount will help keep handling stable during track use.

No, this listing is exclusively for the painted body shell; chassis, motor, ESC, battery, and radio equipment are not included.
The No.MZW429R LED set is designed for different Mini-Z shells and mounting layouts, so it is not compatible with the internal shape and mounting points of this Porsche 935 Turbo 1976 MARTINI #1 body.
Yes. Trimming can alter airflow and weight distribution slightly; perform careful, incremental changes and test handling after each adjustment to preserve consistent behaviour.
Use low-tack masking where you will cut or drill, work with sharp fine tools, and avoid flexing the body around drilled areas to minimise the risk of paint cracking or chipping.

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