Traction from the rear
A rear motor layout, protective motor guard and resin chassis keep the focus on approachable off-road driving.


KYO34311

Kyosho Ultima SB Dirt Master 1/10 2WD Electric Buggy Kit
A hands-on project for drivers who enjoy building as much as driving. Its rear-mounted motor puts weight over the driven wheels, while adjustable suspension gives you room to experiment as you learn what works on loose dirt and gravel.
A rear motor layout, protective motor guard and resin chassis keep the focus on approachable off-road driving.
Double wishbones, adjustable turnbuckles and oil-filled shocks let you work on ride height and wheel alignment as your driving develops.
Full ball bearings, a rear gear differential and an adjustable slipper clutch are included. The slipper helps cushion sudden drivetrain loads.
Check battery dimensions, connector style, motor clearance and gearing before choosing electronics. The included pinion may need changing for your selected motor.
| Scale / format | 1/10 electric off-road buggy assembly kit |
|---|---|
| Drive / motor position | 2WD / rear-mounted motor |
| Length × width × height | 380 × 249 × 140 mm |
| Wheelbase | 270 mm |
| Front tires | 84 mm diameter × 28 mm wide |
| Rear tires | 86.5 mm diameter × 42 mm wide |
| Gear ratio | 8.23:1 |
| Bearings | Full ball bearings |
| Differential / clutch | Rear gear differential / adjustable slipper |
| Body / wing | Clear, unpainted polycarbonate |
| Motor / radio equipment | Sold separately |
Tell us where you want to drive and which radio, batteries or electronics you already own. We can help match the parts and discuss a Parkflyers prebuilt roller or installed electronics setup.
Talk to Parkflyers about your build →This product is an unassembled kit. You assemble the chassis, prepare and paint the body, and install your separately purchased electronics. Ask us about a Parkflyers prebuilt version if you prefer to start with an assembled roller.
Follow the kit manual, glue the tires as directed, fill and build the shocks, and check that the drivetrain moves freely. Set steering travel, calibrate the ESC, check radio failsafe and confirm gear mesh and slipper adjustment before driving.
Yes. Full ball bearings are standard, along with the rear gear differential and adjustable slipper clutch.