1/10 Mercedes-Benz Zakspeed Debis TT-01E 4x4 On-Road Touring Kit

1/10 Mercedes-Benz Zakspeed Debis TT-01E 4x4 On-Road Touring Kit Overview

This is a classic Mercedes race car from the early 1990's. It replicates the iconic 190 E 2.5-16 Evo.II. The livery in this kit faithfully replicates the colors of the Team Zakspeed car which ran in the 1991 DTM. Of special historical racing note; in races 6 and 7 of the season, the no.20 car was piloted by a young Michael Schumacher, who later went on to win 7 Formula One World Championships. The main sponsor of the car was Daimler-Benz's now-defunct group company Debis.

TT-01 E (Evolved Chassis) -The bathtub frame of the evolved shaft-driven 4WD TT-01 Type-E has its motor and battery close to the ground for lower center of gravity and optimum balance. Mounted on the bathtub frame is a fiberglass reinforced nylon top deck and gear covers improving rigidity, as well as a 3-piece tie rod providing smooth steering action. The low center of gravity, highly balanced design, 4-wheel double wishbone suspension system, and front and rear differential gears all come together to produce a fun driving car.

1/10 Mercedes-Benz Zakspeed Debis TT-01E 4x4 On-Road Touring Kit Features

• Body is made of durable polycarbonate, with separate molded mirror, wing and grille parts, as well as a plated Mercedes-Benz 3-pointed star emblem.
• Marking stickers included to recreate sponsor logos and numbers on the No.20 car.
• 6-spoke wheels are molded in soft green and paired with slick tires.
• The TT-01 Type-E chassis features shaft-driven 4WD system and full independent suspension that offers easy handling and great customizability.

1/10 Mercedes-Benz Zakspeed Debis TT-01E 4x4 On-Road Touring Kit Product Specifications

• Ball BearingsPlastic bushing
• BatterySold Separately
• BodyPolycarbonate
• ChargerSold Separately
• ChassisABS Plastic TT-01E
• Completion LevelKit
• Drivetrain4WD
• Power TypeElectric
• RadioSold Separately
• Scale1/10
• ServosSold Separately
• Speed ControlIncluded
• Vehicle TypeOn-Road