Description
Condition: New
Among the Porsche 911 series of sports cars with a long history, the GT3 is a high-performance model equipped with a naturally aspirated engine and designed for racing. The GT3 (992) announced in 2021 is equipped with a 4-liter horizontally opposed 6-cylinder engine with 510 horsepower. Equipped with a large rear wing with hanging stays and a rear diffuser to increase downforce, a front apron with improved cooling efficiency, a carbon bonnet with air outlets that contribute to weight reduction, and a 7-speed Porsche dual-clutch transmission. . It further improves performance. The polycarbonate body is painted brilliant blue and black, and the windows are painted smoked, with holes cut for the wheel arches and holes for body catches etc. [Separately purchased items (not included)] Fine spec 2.4G electric RC drive set. AA batteries for transmitter: 4 pcs. *This product requires a power source to operate, but batteries, batteries, chargers, etc. are not included. Also, transmitter, RC mechanism, etc. are not included. Additional parts purchase, assembly, and painting are required before driving. *This product does not use fuel. *This product does not include fuel. *This product does not include paint, adhesive, oil, or grease.
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