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April 15, 2016

Chassis Focus – Patrick Poon

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Chassis – Destiny RX-10S
Motor – Muchmore Fleta ZX 5.0T
ESC – Muchmore Fleta Pro
Batteries – Silverback 6400 mah
Tires – Sweep (handout)
Radio/Servo – Sanwa
Bodyshell – Protoform LTC-R
Remarks – Destiny’s engineer Patrick Poon is racing here at RCI V2 running a close to standard version of the new RX-10S. The car is equipped with an aluminium chassis, titanium screws, front double joint driveshafts and harder suspension arms, hubs and steering knuckles. The characteristic steering system features a prototype steel rack that increases the reliability and optimises the weight distribution.

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