Ken Block’s Hoonicorn Mustang is now available for purchase as a 1:10 scale RC car
It also has all-wheel drive.
Ken Block’s 1,400 horsepower all-wheel drive 1965 Ford Mustang Hoonicorn is a beast. It’s been making headlines since its debut in 2016 with just 845bhp under the hood, but time changes things and even the Hoonicorn isn’t resting on its laurels. Team Associated is here to give fans the chance to pilot the cool Mustang in 1:10 scale RC car form.
Team Associated is building the Block Hoonicorn Mustang on its all-new Apex2 chassis. It measures 18 inches (458 mm) and 7.87 inches (200 mm) wide, and features sealed front and rear differentials, full metal ball bearings, steel drive axles, adjustable shock mounts, and officially licensed American Racing VF503 wheels. . goes with the officially licensed 1965 Ford Mustang and its Hoonicorn body.
The RC car features rear independent suspension, sealed drivetrain to avoid debris, oil-filled shock absorbers, and metal ring and pinion gears. It’s a rugged RC car that features a three-part brush motor, a Reedy SC500X programmable matte ESC, and active rear suspension that adjusts toe throughout the suspension cycle. It also has all-wheel drive and is ready for anything you throw at it.
The Hoonicorn is available with the Team Associated line of aftermarket parts and Apex2 chassis upgrades that include a battery charger, additional batteries, motors, suspension lugs and fluids just like the real car.
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