Porsche 956

The Porsche 956 was a sports-prototype car developed to comply with the Group C regulations of the 1982 World Endurance Championship. That same year, it won the constructors‘ and drivers’ titles. This kit reproduces the factory Porsche 956 that won at Le Mans in 1983.
Please note that some markings have been changed to comply with anti-smoking legislation.

• 1/10 scale radio-controlled kit.
• Chassis identical to that of the Mercedes-Benz C 11 ref.47484.
• This composite chassis combines an ABS bathtub, perforated front and rear cells and fibreglass plates. It forms a rigid base for the soft suspension. The result is lively, responsive handling.
• Sport tuned engine in direct engagement with the ring gear and ball differential.
• Front suspension with independent wheels on springs, rigid three-point rear suspension with 1.5 mm thick fibreglass T-bar.
• Adjustable ground clearance (2 heights at the front, 3 at the rear) depending on the surface area.
• Flanged front wheels, five-spoke rear wheels. High-grip foam tyres. Rims must be painted.
• Polycarbonate bodywork. Polycarbonate headlight housings, rear light housings and wing inserts.
• ABS mirrors and spoiler supports.
• Stickers for 1983 Le Mans version modified to comply with current legislation.
• Sport Tuned engine included

• Length: 483mm
• Width: 207mm
• Height: 108mm,
• Wheelbase: 270mm.

• ESC variable speed drive
• steering servo
• 2-channel min radio set (radio and receiver)
• battery
• charger