Check out this new inferno mp777.

Tweaked for Peak Performance!

To the untrained eye, the upgrades found in the Inferno MP-777 will be too subtle to notice. But they all contribute to this being Yuichi Kanai's crowning achievement in nitro buggy design. With its lower center of gravity and improved handling, this 4WD terror is your best opportunity yet for reaching the winner's circle. And there are two versions to choose from: the top-of-the-line Special 1 and a standard version that you can hop-up as much as you want!

• Longer shocks in the back help to keep the rear inside tire planted on the track longer in the turns.
  
  
• Choose between 20° and 22° of caster for the front hub carriers on the Special-1, which are protected by guards that help keep dirt from getting to the universal shaft. The regular MP-777 buggy comes with 22° of caster only.
  
  
• The dish-type wheels help prevent dirt from entering from the sides.

The servo tray on the Inferno MP-777 has been lowered, which improves the buggy's center of gravity.

By angling the suspension arms, the MP-777's center of gravity can be lowered while maintaining the same amount of ground clearance.

The shock towers feature an adjustable roll center which changes the middle pivot, improving the buggy's overall suspension geometry.

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