Kyosho EFB001 FANTOM EP-4WD Bare Shell for Custom Painting  [KY-EFB001]

Kyosho EFB001 - BW Spider Non-Decoration Body (FANTOM EP-4WD)
Price:
NZD$57.72
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-EFB001
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Paint-Ready Kyosho EFB001 Shell

The Kyosho EFB001 is an unpainted body crafted for the FANTOM EP-4WD platform. Molded from quality polycarbonate, it provides a light but sturdy shell that takes paint and decals well. Suited to club racers and weekend builders, it offers a practical base for personalised liveries while protecting key components.

Why Choose the Kyosho EFB001

  • Material: Polycarbonate construction balances light weight with toughness.
  • Compatibility: Specifically shaped to fit the FANTOM EP-4WD chassis fixings.
  • Customization: Blank finish makes it easy to apply masks, colours and sticker sets.
  • Protection: Helps keep electronics and drivetrain parts clear of debris.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Do I need special paints for this shell?

Yes. Choose paints made for polycarbonate bodies and apply several light coats, allowing drying time between layers for a durable finish.

Will I have to trim it to fit accessories?

Some accessories or roll cages may need minor trimming or hole adjustments; the shell follows the FANTOM EP-4WD outline but can be tailored for aftermarket parts.

Is this suitable for off-road running?

The polycarbonate shell offers solid protection for light off-road use, but heavy impacts may still damage the body; consider added guards for rough terrain.

How should I prepare the surface before painting?

Clean with isopropyl or mild soap, mask areas you want to keep clear, and apply a thin primer coat if recommended by your paint supplier before finishing coats.

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