LEGO 42096-Porsche 911 RSR RC mod - most powerful LEGO Porsche with dual buggy motors?

Custom LEGO Porsche 911 RSR (42096) RC mod. A 1:10 scale replica of the long-distance racing car from Porsche, fully remote-controlled with three motors.
Data sheet:
Length: 64 studs (51 cm)
Width: 26 studs (21 cm)
Height: 24 studs (19 cm)
Weight: 1.58 kg
Number of parts used: 1690
Scale: 1/10
Number of built-in motors: 3; 2x buggy motor (drive), 1x servo motor (steering)
Number of Buwizz used: 1 (for Topspeed 2 because the buggy motors require a lot of electricity and a Buwizz cannot supply the motors at full speed)
The 911 RSR is a racing car developed by Porsche, which was built almost exclusively for the racetrack. It has a 515 hp (378 kW) strong water-cooled 6-cylinder boxer engine with 4194 cm³ displacement in the rear of the vehicle. The engine drives the rear axle via a sequential 6-speed gearbox to bring the power on the road. Despite the concentration of technology in this vehicle, the car only weighs 1245 kg.
The 1/10 scale model, like the original, was built to reach very high speeds. There are two buggy motors in the rear of the model above the fake 6-cylinder boxer engine, which drive the rear axle of the Porsche. Due to the enormous power and speed of the motors, the model is able to reach very high speeds. Parts can break under the high load - use is at your own risk. But that's exactly what makes the vehicle so interesting. This model is probably the fastest LEGO Porsche 911 RSR RC mod on the market.
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[@legotechnicbrother3367]

Looks cool

[@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs]

thanks :)

[@Coelian]

Really nice 👍

[@Samuel-jo8ix]

Great!

[@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs]

Thanks :)

[@SonPham-vr8nf]

Did u use chinese buggy motor ? No problem with buwizz in 11,2v
Does the axle 4 with stop bar in gear 24 slip out when suddenly going forward or backward

[@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs]

No I've used original Lego ones. And I never found the axel slipping out of the gear

[@SonPham-vr8nf]

@@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs What is the mode that buwizz can withstand without interrupting? normal or speed or ludicrous

[@SonPham-vr8nf]

@@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs i bought your instructions but in the last steps when folding the car lid it seems to be jacked at the buggy motor, as far as i can see you are arranging like a lego tutorial. is there any way to fix it (step 611-660)

[@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs]

@@SonPham-vr8nf if you want to use one Buwizz you are limited to the normal or high mode. But if you use 2 Buwizz and power each buggy motor by a separate Buwizz you can use ludirous. But even with 2 Buwizz you should accelerate slowly.

[@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs]

@@SonPham-vr8nf i´m going to take a look at this problem soon.

[@UltimateLegoProductions123]

Its slow and you will require a RC unit or 2 buwizz for max preference

[@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs]

Why do you think it's slow? I think 10 - 15 kmh are pretty good for this model. And yes you will need 2 Buwizz because this model is rather heavy and the Buggy motors draw a lot of power.

[@UltimateLegoProductions123]

@@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs No my buggy motors on fast output with a good RC unit can reach speeds lke 24 km/h with big wheels

[@MisterCreatorsCustomMOCs]

But they won't be able to push a heavy model like the Porsche this fast.