Team Associated SR7 Hoonicorn 1/7 Electric 4WD On Road Roller
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1/7 Scale Tire Slaying Hoonicorn Performance
Team Associated, in collaboration with Hoonigan, proudly introduces the SR7 Hoonicorn 1/7 Electric 4WD On Road Roller. Inspired by the iconic Hoonicorn, this high-performance RC vehicle combines massive scale with exceptional power and precision. Designed by Area 51 Design Works, the SR7 is a limited-edition masterpiece ready to deliver tire-slaying action with style and durability.
About the SR7 Hoonicorn
Officially Licensed Scale Body
The SR7 features an officially licensed Ford/Hoonigan Mustang Hoonicorn body set for an authentic scale appearance. Complete with a molded '65 Ford Mustang grille, headlight buckets, and turbochargers, this body captures every detail of the iconic car. Its integrated rear diffuser and molded spoiler enhance both performance and style.
Adjustable Chassis for Precision Handling
Built for speed and control, the SR7’s chassis includes adjustable wheelbase settings, integrated chassis bracing, and adjustable front and rear body mounts. These features ensure balanced handling, rigidity, and performance right out of the box. Anti-roll bars and adjustable camber suspension add even more customization options.
Premium Components for Durability
Equipped with heavy-duty CVA joints, aluminum wheel hexes, and integrated servo saver, the SR7 is built to withstand intense driving. Dual battery trays, powder-coated servo horn, and metal ball bearings ensure reliability during high-performance runs, making it the ultimate RC platform.
Features:
- Officially licensed by Hoonigan and Ford
- Molded scale details like turbochargers and rear diffuser
- Belted slick high-traction tires
- Limited edition and serial numbered
- Integrated chassis bracing for added strength
- Adjustable front and rear body mounts
- Dual battery trays with hook-and-loop strapping
- Heavy-duty CVA joints for durability
- Aluminum wheel hexes and nuts included
- Anti-roll bars front and rear
Includes:
- (1) SR7 Hoonicorn 1/7 Electric 4WD On Road Roller
- (1) Officially Licensed Hoonicorn Body Set
- (1) Set of Licensed American Racing Wheels
- (1) Set of Belted Slick Tires
Needed To Complete:
- (2) Hard-case 2S or 3S LiPo batteries (35C minimum)
- (1) Battery Charger
- (1) Motor
- (1) Electronic speed control
- (1) 2-Channel surface transmitter, receiver, and steering servo
- Silicone shock fluid, silicone diff fluid, and FT wrench set (optional)
- Tools for Assembly
Specifications:
| Scale | 1:7 |
|---|---|
| Drive | 4WD |
| Power Source | 4-6S LiPo |
| Length | 28in (711mm) |
| Wheelbase | 16.3in (413mm) |
| Width | 13.5in (343mm) |
| Height | - |
| Weight | - |
| Assembly Level | Kit/Roller |
*Note: RC Kits are an unassembled Remote Control Model that require assembly, racer selected electronics, and other racer provided items. Photos of assembled kit are for illustrative purposes only. For a complete list of needed items to drive this kit please see the list above.
Manuals:
User Manual
Parts List
CA Residents Prop 65 Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Details...Reviews4.1 · 13 reviews
The only good thing about this car is the hoonicorn body. Very limited upgrade parts and they are overpriced. The aluminum is not even 7075. The tires came loose on 2nd run. Turning radius is soo wide even though I'm using 55kg servo, and the screws holding the caster block came loose easily. Shocks/springs have a lot of play. Rear wheels rub the fender so bad. The chassis layout is good but theres too much space wasted on the right side leaving limited space for esc placement. The receiver box is too shallow. The motor mount only fits 24.5 mounting pitch, cannot run 56xx or 30mm hole pitch. This is a basher! It's supposed to handle abuse. AE should have done a better job since the car was released after infraction/limitless. If you're ken blocks fan it's worth keeping it. If you want a serious bashing machine with room for upgrades and abuse, infraction is a better choice. Also they never answer your question.
This car is TOTAL JUNK. It handles like a clown car. There IS NO WAY to fix it. Don't even THINK about ordering it. There is a reason why this has ZERO news on forums, ZERO setup sheets, and ZERO aftermarket support; IT IS JUNK.
Sure, it needs a little love to get it how you want. But this is a Drift Car not an Infraction or limitless (Same car). Pad the body against the diffuser, install a powerful ESC and motor combo, and take out the negative camber. XLX2+1721 Castle Setup, and a brushless servo. I own the Hobao VTE, and Limitless as well. They all have their purposes and this one is the best drifting car out of all of them. It feels right at home smoking the tires. Don't get me started on the body that nobody else offers.
Very detailed body Overall really nice roller Only thing a little too much slop in the shocks maybe a shorter shock like the arrma vehicles?? now to choose a power system thinking about going with the maxs6 combo?
Very fun. Looks amazeing. Might be the best bang for the buck RC I have ever purchased. Ive ran 6 sets of packs 6s and detroyed two sets of silver hoons. Bought one for my son he loves it too.
Reviewers broadly praise the Hoonicorn body, its looks and its speed and fun with upgraded power systems such as 4S or 6S setups, with several calling it good value. Opinions diverge sharply on handling: some find it a capable drift car after tuning, while others call it junk and say it needs substantial work. Recurring complaints include stock tires with hard compound and poor grip, loose shock and suspension fit with play, a flexible steering rack, limited ESC and motor mount options, and wide turning radius. Several note limited and expensive aluminum upgrades. One reviewer reports peeling livery and wrong-length springs on arrival, and another reports hub axle bolts that are difficult to remove. Experiences appear to vary widely.
- + Detailed, attractive body
- + Fast with 6S power
- + Good value for money
- + Fun to drift and bash
- − Stock tires grip poorly
- − Shock and suspension play
- − Flexible steering rack
- − Limited upgrade parts and mounting options