Product Name
Tamiya 1/10 RC Astute 2022 (TD2 Chassis)
Brand Introduction
Tamiya is a renowned Japanese model manufacturer, especially known for its innovative designs and performance in the RC car segment.
Product Description
【 A new evolution of the 2WD buggy focused on enjoying the drive 】 This assembly kit of the electric radio-controlled car inherits the name of the mid-class rear-wheel drive buggy, Astute, introduced in 1989. The low-profile body with smooth outlines was crafted by Takahiro Nezu of znug design. The cockpit is equipped with a driver figurine, and the front and rear feature small fenders. Additionally, the rear wing stay is provided in two types, high and low, allowing for downforce adjustments. The chassis employs a monocoque frame with a midship motor mount, keeping the weighty running battery horizontally mounted at the rear to ensure traction on the rear tires. The front is outfitted with rib-pattern tires and the rear with square spike tires, pursuing the joy of lightweight movement and aiming for a controllable handling in this evolved 2WD buggy.
Usage Instructions
After assembly, install the RC mechanisms and connect the RC battery for remote control operation. Proper adjustment can optimize performance.
Specifications
● Overall Length: 387mm, Overall Width: 246mm, Overall Height: 125mm (Wing Stay / Low Position)
● Wheelbase: 284mm
● Tread: Front 215mm, Rear 205mm
● Main Frame: Plastic bathtub type
● Drive Type: Rear-wheel drive
● Differential Gear: Ball Differential
● Steering: 3-part tie rod type
● Suspension: Double wishbone 4-wheel independent
● Tire Width/Diameter: Front 27/79mm, Rear 41/82mm
● Damper: CVA oil damper
● Gear Ratio: 10.71:1 (using standard 17T pinion in kit)
● 540 Type Motor (sold separately)
● Full bearing specification
● Speed Controller: ESC type (sold separately)
Precautions
A 540 type motor, 2-channel prop set (transmitter, receiver, ESC, low profile servo), running battery, and charger are required separately.
To request a return or exchange, please note that it is mandatory to provide a video of the unpacking of the package.
