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DIKAVEY 1:12 RC Rally Car Fast Max 50 MPH

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The DIKAVEY 1:12 RC Rally Car Fast Max 50 MPH lists at $136.99, 1/12 scale. The listing states 50 mph.

DIKAVEY 1:12 RC Rally Car Fast Max 50 MPH
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DIKAVEY 1:12 RC Rally Car Fast Max 50 MPH

  • 1/12
  • 50 mph listed

Every fact on this page is taken from the Amazon listing title, so nothing is guessed.

$136.99 listed price, changes often

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DIKAVEY 1:12 RC Rally Car Fast Max 50 MPH specs

BrandDIKAVEY
Scale1/12
Drivenot stated
Motornot stated
Battery (LiPo cells)not stated in the listing
Listed top speed50 mph
Battery and chargercheck the listing
Listed price$136.99

Listing title: DIKAVEY 1:12 RC Rally Car Fast Max 50 MPH,Drift Adults RC Car

What else do you need to run it?

Check the manual for the battery type and connector. Most hobby-grade cars need a battery and charger bought separately unless the listing says otherwise.

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Frequently asked questions

How fast is the DIKAVEY 1:12 RC Rally Car Fast Max 50 MPH?

The listing states 50 mph. Advertised speeds usually assume the highest supported battery, optional gearing and ideal conditions, so everyday speed is lower. Use our gear ratio calculator with the car's motor KV, battery and gearing for a realistic figure, and check motor temperature after any gearing change.

What battery does the DIKAVEY 1:12 RC Rally Car Fast Max 50 MPH need?

The listing does not name a cell count. Check the manual or the manufacturer's spec for the supported voltage and connector before buying a spare pack; toy-grade cars usually use a proprietary pack from the same maker.

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