VehiclesTeam Corally Python XP 6S
Team Corally Python XP 6S
1/8 scale
- Top speed
- 51mphcalculated
- Final drive
- 11.70:1
- Tire
- 111mm
Open in Top Speedsourced

Specifications
Last modified
| Spec | Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Drivetrain | ||
| Pinion | Not published | |
| Spur | Not published | |
| Transmission & axle | Not published | |
| Final drive | 11.70:1Stock | Stock |
| Wheels & tires | ||
| Tire diameter | 111mmStock | Stock |
| Rollout | 29.8mm per motor turnCalculated | Calculated |
| Power | ||
| Motor | 2050KVStock | Stock |
| Battery | Up to 6SLiPoStock | Stock |
| Performance | ||
| Theoretical top speed | 50.6mph on 6SCalculated | Calculated |
| Motor speed | 45,510rpm, no loadCalculated | Calculated |
| Advertised top speed | 70mphMaker's claim | Maker's claim |
| Vehicle | ||
| Scale | 1/8 | |
Stock is as the vehicle ships. Calculated is worked from the stock figures on this page rather than stored beside them, so the two cannot drift apart. Not published means it exists but no source we could find prints it. The top speed is kinematic: an ideal no-load RPM with no slip and no loss under load, so a real car is slower. The maker advertises 70 mph, which is their own claim on their own conditions.
How these numbers were settled
1/8 buggy, not a truggy.
- Both of Corally's showroom pages for this car agree on 'Gear Ratio (out of the box): 11.7 (MOD.1)' and 'Wheel Size (diameter, width): 111x42mm', which is why it is shipped where the Kronos and Dementor needed a model year attached.
- The advertised 110+ km/h (70 mph) is NOT reachable on this gearing: 2050kV on 6S through 11.7 with 111mm tires gives 57.4 mph as an absolute no-load ceiling at 4.2V/cell, so the claim is a range-wide marketing line (the same wording appears on the Kronos page, where the 170mm tires do make it plausible) and would need a much taller pinion.
- The claim is recorded but was not used to corroborate the ratio, hence 'sourced' rather than 'verified'.
- No tooth counts published.
Sources
Every figure on this page traces to one of these. Where they disagreed, the note above says which was used and why.