Kyosho MB-010VE 2.0 Mini-Z Buggy Inferno MP9 TKI Chassis Set
KYO32292
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This is a Kyosho MB-010VE 2.0 Mini-Z Buggy Inferno MP9 TKI Chassis Set. This Chassis Set features a redesigned ESC circuit board to deliver vastly improved throttle control and enabling the posture to be controlled through jumps for a distinct racing advantage. In addition to the throttle and brake parameter settings possible with the previous model ESC with Setup Cable (No.82082, sold separately) and free software download, this circuit board features brake frequency and ESC protection settings. With each parameter setting, you can create a MINI-Z Buggy that fits your driving style perfectly. The receiver is compatible with the KT-531P and KT-432PT transmitters; MINI-Z RWD, AWD, FWD and Buggy Readyset users can step into the exciting off-road racing using an on-hand transmitter.
Features:
- MINI-Z Buggy MB-010VE 2.0 Chassis Set, equipped with brushless motor.
- Updated ESC jointly developed with Scorpion Power System enables precision adjustment of each setting.
- Redeveloped ESC circuit board dramatically improves throttle control.
- Additional settings include brake frequency and ESC protection settings.
- Updated version with additional setting options. Settings can be changed with Setup Cable (No.82082, sold separately) and free software download.
- Full bearing specifications, just like the current Buggy Series.
- Includes previously optional Under Guard and Ball Stud Wrench (MBW033) for increased chassis rigidity.
- Huge range of optional parts is available for tuning upgrades.
- Comic Racer body can be installed by using No.MB022 Shock Stay / Body Mount Set.
- Comes with Inferno MP9 TKI clear body, tires and wheels.
- Receiver board is compatible with KT-531P/KT-432PT transmitters. Optional gyro (MZW431) can be installed and the gyro effect can be controlled with a volume on the chassis, or from the transmitter when used with a KT-432PT.
Specifications:
Length: 163mm
Width: 105mm
Height: 46mm
Wheelbase: 115mm
Tread: 89mm/89mm
Tires: Sold Separately
Weight: 200g approx.
Motor: SPEED HOUSE XSPEED 85 (8500KV)
Includes:
- Factory assembled MB-010VE chassis installed with Team ORION XSPEED VE brushless motor.
- (3) Pinion gears (11T, 13T, 15T)
- (2) Spur gears (33T, 35T)
- Wheel wrench
- Body for buggy
- Pinion gear tool
- Wheels and tires
- Pairing stick
- Spare wheel nuts
Needed to Complete:
- KT531P/KT432P transmitter
- Paint for body
- (4) AAA alkaline or Ni-MH batteries for chassis
- (4) AAA alkaline batteries for transmitter (EX-5UR ASF requires 8 x AA alkaline batteries)
This product was added to our catalog on February 14, 2020
Nick Scharfenkamp
Monday, Aug 1 2022 (about a year ago)
Kyosho MB-010VE 2.0 Mini-Z Buggy Inferno MP9 TKI Chassis Set
As a response to the review with complaints about the radio compatibility, I have a FlySky Noble NB4 and the RM005 module that allows the NB4 to work with the built in receiver. I am using it that way now and it works great with 1 caveat. To get it out of “training mode” to get decent power you at least need access to a KT-531P in order to change the mode. Once that’s done you can rebind it to the NB4 and never need the KT-531P again unless you want to put it back in training mode.
Moving on, I get laughed at for spending this much on a car that runs on AAA’s, but don’t get it confused with those $50 pocket size cars. This is built with precision AWD with front and rear diffs, oil filed shocks and most importantly, a 8500kv brushless motor. the only other real player in the 1/24 scale buggy market is Carisma, which makes an externality similar model with the same basic features, but running on a small 2s lipo instead. It’s also cheaper and comes with a radio, but they don’t have anywhere near the aftermarket parts available for the Mini-z buggy’s. The only minor complaint I have aside from training mode issue above, is the cheap looking red plastic shocks. They come with oil, but cheapen the overall ascetic when just keeping them black would have been better imo. Maybe that was part of their plan as it convinced me to buy the Kyosho aluminum shock set for it, lol. I think on the higher-end model that Kyosho could spring for the aluminum shocks like Losi did with the Mini-B Pro Roller. If you plan to keep it totally stock, you’re probably better off saving $ and getting the Carisma GT24b that includes the radio and battery for less this this alone. It’s pretty close in performance, but this is definitely the he one to get if price is no object.
Moving on, I get laughed at for spending this much on a car that runs on AAA’s, but don’t get it confused with those $50 pocket size cars. This is built with precision AWD with front and rear diffs, oil filed shocks and most importantly, a 8500kv brushless motor. the only other real player in the 1/24 scale buggy market is Carisma, which makes an externality similar model with the same basic features, but running on a small 2s lipo instead. It’s also cheaper and comes with a radio, but they don’t have anywhere near the aftermarket parts available for the Mini-z buggy’s. The only minor complaint I have aside from training mode issue above, is the cheap looking red plastic shocks. They come with oil, but cheapen the overall ascetic when just keeping them black would have been better imo. Maybe that was part of their plan as it convinced me to buy the Kyosho aluminum shock set for it, lol. I think on the higher-end model that Kyosho could spring for the aluminum shocks like Losi did with the Mini-B Pro Roller. If you plan to keep it totally stock, you’re probably better off saving $ and getting the Carisma GT24b that includes the radio and battery for less this this alone. It’s pretty close in performance, but this is definitely the he one to get if price is no object.
Andrew Chung
Verified Owner
Friday, Aug 27 2021 (about 2 years ago)
Kyosho MB-010VE 2.0 Mini-Z Buggy Inferno MP9 TKI Chassis Set
The buggy is one of the coolest mini z platforms, the brushless is fast and fun. Only wish kyosho would make a evo version to use better radios.
Micheal Cook
Verified Owner
Wednesday, Mar 9 2022 (about 2 years ago)
Kyosho MB-010VE 2.0 Mini-Z Buggy Inferno MP9 TKI Chassis Set
Get one .
Worth the money
Worth the money