Unlike entry-level blasters that use plastic slides, the Mugen v2 GKP features a precision-machined CNC aluminum slide.
First, let’s decode the name.
In simple terms, the Mugen V2 GKP Top is a precision-machined upper bulkhead and suspension mount designed to replace the plastic or standard aluminum tops on compatible chassis (often Yokomo RD2.0, RD1.0, and various clone platforms). It changes the roll center and camber curve. mugen v2 gkp top
To be a "Top" performer, accuracy is key. The Mugen v2 GKP includes an adjustable hop-up system.
The stock plastic tops generally offer 2-3 positions for the upper ball stud. The Mugen V2 GKP Top offers 6-8 unique positions, both in height and width. Lowering the inner pivot point (relative to the outer ball joint) creates a lower roll center, which gives the car more mechanical grip and side bite but slower steering response. Raising it creates a higher roll center, making the car more aggressive and responsive, but potentially twitchy. Unlike entry-level blasters that use plastic slides, the
If you are wondering what puts this blaster at the top of the leaderboard, here are the standout features:
One of the "Top" selling points of the Mugen v2 GKP is its recoil simulation. In simple terms, the Mugen V2 GKP Top
Before you buy, check compatibility. The Mugen V2 GKP Top is designed primarily for Mugen’s own touring cars (MTC series) but has been widely adapted for drifting via aftermarket conversion shims. It is most popular on Yokomo and Reve D chassis with specific upper arm lengths.