The Official "What is it?" Thread

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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread

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Kyosho Evolva series?
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread

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Yup looks like the EVOLVA 2012 aniversary edition or atleast has the alloy front top arm mounts of 1

https://www.competitionx.com/news-feed/kyosho-evolva-2012-anniversary-edition/
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Post by LosiRacer1 »

Thanks it does appear to be a Kyosho Elvolva. I believe its a 2005 WC Team Edition. It has the alloy fronts and the same top plate for the chassis. Thanks for the help guys!
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Post by radioactivity »

So I got this fella in kind of a bundle with a car and some other parts.
He's just been sitting around.
I've tried to identify him with no luck.
Looks like, maybe, a 1/8 scale (6 1/2" tall) ??stunt driver??
Motorcycle? Go cart?
Any thoughts?


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Team America/Thunderiders stunt cycle.
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Thanks Phin

Don't know how you found that! I looked for at least an hour or two :oops:

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These shocks came on a Kyosho XRT roller that I am rehabilitating. The rears are an eye to eye of 115mm, fronts come in at 100mm. The bodies are 14mm ( 13.8 ) OD and have rubber boots, so I'm inclined to think they are from a 90's 1/8 buggy. Does anyone recognize them?
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Post by DennisM »

I´d say those shocks would be from an Inferno 777 perhaps from an ST-R
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Does anybody recognize these ?
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Any guess of this chassis? Thanks!
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Looks to be set up for a CC Lynx 2 rear end, but with a Asso. 10L front end.
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These have me scratching my head and I had to throw this on here to see if anyone had any clues/ideas?
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Toaster wrote: ↑Sun Jan 08, 2023 11:54 pm These have me scratching my head and I had to throw this on here to see if anyone had any clues/ideas?
They look like adapters to run Yokomo wheels on pin-drive axles.
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Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Mon Jan 09, 2023 12:00 am
Toaster wrote: ↑Sun Jan 08, 2023 11:54 pm These have me scratching my head and I had to throw this on here to see if anyone had any clues/ideas?
They look like adapters to run Yokomo wheels on pin-drive axles.
I'm kinda thinking 1/10 pan car wheels because of the hub size and screw spacing. But it is a pic, and without a ruler by it.....

Oh, and for the rc10 1/4" axles.
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Post by Toaster »

Hope this helps? Was the best measuring device I could find lol
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