TEAM ASSOCIATED QUALIFIER SERIES DR28 1:28 LUCAS OIL DRAG RACE CAR
Team Associated's DR28 Lucas Oil Drag Car may be small in size, but it's packed full of features and ready for fun right out of the box.
No need to prep or build your racer--just charge it and you're ready to drive! The included 2.4GHz transmitter allows complete control, enabling you to navigate your DR28 with ease! The DR10-inspired wheels and body make for a great-looking package that will also perform well on the staggered-size foam tires.
When the DR28's integrated LiPo battery runs out of power, the convenient built-in transmitter charger makes it easy to get back to full power and ready to run in less than an hour. A built-in rechargeable LiPo battery and 4 AAs are included, making the car ready to go right out of the box!
Features
- Everything included in the box--just charge and go!
- 2.4GHz transmitter with convenient built-in charging cable
- Integrated charging jack. Simple as Plug-in, Charge and Go
- Durable, fully painted body
- Drag Car inspired body and wheels
Specifications
Power Source: Electric
Terrain: On-Road
Body Style: Touring Car
Scale Size: 1:28 Scale
Assembly Level: Ready-To-Run*
Length: 200mm (7.87in)
Width: 91mm (3.58in)
Wheelbase: 99.1mm (3.9in)
Weight: 105g (0.23lbs)
Drive: 2WD
* This vehicle is fully assembled and ready to run right out of the box. Some models may require a battery and/or charger.
- Brand: Associated
- Part No: AS20161
- Barcode: 784695201613
- Scale: 1:28
- Build Level: Assembled (RTR)
- Vehicle Type: Drag Car
- Power Source: Electric - Brushed
- Surface Type: On Road
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how fast is it
Asked by James on 20th January 2024
This is a 1/28th scale model so I would say Approx 7-10mph
Answered by: Si @ Wheelspin Models
