Kyosho Fazer D2 Drift Toyota Tundra TRD 1:10 Readyset

Kyosho Fazer D2 Drift Toyota Tundra TRD – Ready to Drift in 1:10 Scale

The Kyosho Fazer D2 Drift Toyota Tundra TRD is a fully assembled RC drift vehicle in 1:10 scale. Equipped with a powerful electric brushed motor and 2WD rear-wheel drive, it is specifically designed for precise drift maneuvers. The model is based on the legendary Toyota Tundra TRD pickup and features a detailed black body.

• The 2WD rear-wheel drive enables controlled oversteer and makes the vehicle ideal for beginners and advanced drivers in drift sports.
• The powerful electric brushed motor offers a balanced mix of torque and RPM for realistic drift action.
• Thanks to the ARTR (Almost Ready to Run) configuration, the vehicle is ready for action after a short setup – including mounted motor and pre-installed electronics.
• The detailed Toyota Tundra TRD body kit in black gives the model an authentic off-road look that impresses on the track and during photo shoots.
• The age recommendation from 14 years ensures the vehicle is also suitable for young RC enthusiasts.

What Sets the Fazer D2 Drift Apart

The Fazer D2 chassis by Kyosho is specially optimized for drift applications. It features a robust suspension with adjustable shock absorbers and precise steering that allows quick direction changes. Thanks to the low center of gravity and special drift tires, the vehicle maintains control even at high speeds.

Ideal for...

This model is aimed at RC drivers looking to improve their drift skills – from ambitious beginners to experienced drifters. It is excellent for private training on parking lots, drift tracks, or in the home garden. Absolute beginners are additionally recommended to take a beginner's course at an RC facility.

How to Use the Fazer D2 Drift

The vehicle is operated with a separately available transmitter and a LiPo battery. Fully charge the battery before the first run. Connect the battery to the vehicle, turn on the transmitter, then the model. Practice first on a smooth surface such as asphalt or concrete to develop a feel for the drift behavior.