Main Chassis Plate for MS2.0, 1.5mm Aluminium - MS-002A-2 by Yokomo  [MS-002A-2]

Yokomo MS-002A-2 1.5mm Thick Aluminum Main Chassis for MS2.0
Price:
NZD$219.73
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
MS-002A-2
GTIN:
639342229451
Condition:
Brand New
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Tuned 1.5mm Main Chassis for Carpet Tracks

This is the Yokomo MS-002A-2 replacement main chassis for the MS2.0 RC platform, produced from a 1.5mm thick aluminium plate. The design targets RC-scale events and practice sessions on high-grip surfaces, providing a lower centre of gravity than thicker plates plus a measured flexibility that helps put drive to the surface on carpeted circuits.

During installation, fit components with the specified FH socket screws referenced in the original information to secure assemblies. The chassis suits the MS2.0 arrangement and the supported MSR-020 series, and it serves as a tuning component by altering car behaviour under throttle and through corners on high-traction tracks.

Specifications

  • Item: Main chassis for RC-scale MS2.0
  • Material: Aluminum, 1.5mm thick
  • Model Number: MS-002A-2
  • Compatibility: MS2.0, MSR-020A, MSR-020

Compatible Models

  • MS2.0
  • MSR-020A
  • MSR-020

For drivers setting up cars for carpet and other sticky surfaces, the 1.5mm aluminium mainplate offers a balance of lower centre of gravity and modest flex that can help tuning for improved traction and steadiness.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Is the MS-002A-2 a direct replacement for the stock main plate?

Yes. The MS-002A-2 is designed as a replacement main chassis for the MS2.0 layout and will fit the corresponding mounting points when installed with the recommended hardware.

Will this plate work well on very high-grip carpet?

The 1.5mm aluminium thickness is intended for high-traction surfaces; it lowers the centre of gravity and provides controlled flex that can enhance traction on sticky carpet surfaces.

How does switching to this chassis change handling balance?

Switching to the thinner plate typically tightens weight transfer and can reduce body roll, which affects how the car accelerates out of corners and how it reacts under steering inputs.

Are there any torque or fastener notes for fitting?

The documentation calls for FH socket screws for secure mounting; follow standard torque practices for aluminium fittings and use the specified FH hardware to avoid loosening.

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