HPI - 280mm & 300mm Super Nitro Bodies "Clear" & "Painted"

HPI Racing bodies feature: Photorealistic die-cut premium vinyl decals that include window frames, headlight, grille, tail lights and more, plus official logos! Many of our newest bodies have 3-D light buckets included for added realism! Overspray film and pre-cut vinyl window masks to make painting fast and simple Decal instruction sheet for decal placement Dimple marks for body post drill locations An optional, realistic racing spoiler is provided with our 1/10 scale truck bodies Thick polycarbonate plastic for durability and long life Official licensing, approved by the manufacturer Super Nitro Bodies (Please ring for stock availability) 300mm Nissan 350Z Nismo #7516 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI WRC #7551 Subaru Impreza Rally #7553 Toyota GT-One #7505 Chevrolet Corvette C5-R #7501 Lamborghini Diablo GT #7502 Alfa Romeo 156 #7510 Ford F-150 #7509 280mm Lamborghini Murcielago #7515 Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak #7552 Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R #7514 BMW V12 LMR #7512 Porsche 911 Turbo #7513 Dodge Viper GTS-R #7500 Do you have another manufacturer's Super-Size kit, and want to fit an HPI body on your car?Tamiya owners can use our #7509 Ford F-150 Body (300mm wheelbase), while Kyosho owners will be able to use our #7500 Dodge Viper GTS-R Body (280mm wheelbase) on their kits. The reason for the difference is that each of these manufacturers use one set wheelbase, and the body must fit the wheelbase correctly in order to not interfere with the wheels. Do you want to fit other manufacturer's bodies on your Super Nitro RS4?It's very easy to do, all you need to do is pick the body that you want and move the body mounts at the front and rear of the chassis to match the body post holes already in the body. Tamiya bodies may require that you use the #1 piece from the #A411 parts tree (not used in the assembly manual). Tamiya bodies have a 300mm wheelbase, and Kyosho bodies have a 280mm wheelbase. Mounting a body from one of these companies may require that you change the wheelbase of your car - see page 8, step 3 and page 11, step 9 of your assembly manual for instructions on how to change and install the rear suspension. Page 16, step 22, tells you how to mount the rear shocks if you have to change the wheelbase of your car. The whole process only requires removing and reinstalling 10 screws, and doesn't take very long!