Tamiya 18660 - 1/32 Jr Stier MA Chassis Mini 4WD Kit, tuned for handling  [18660]

Tamiya 18660 - 1/32 Jr Stier (MA chassis)
Price:
NZD$23.41
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
18660
GTIN:
4950344186600
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Introducing the Tamiya 18660 Jr Stier model

The Tamiya 18660 Jr Stier injects hyper car styling into the Mini 4WD lineup. Its pronounced U-shaped front evokes a bull-like motif while keeping a compact scale that makes it nimble on technical layouts.

Bodywork and build materials

The shell is made from silver ABS plastic for impact resistance and a tidy finish. Separate rear guards add realism and the metallic decal set helps you personalise the car. Its dimensions are 156mm long, 97mm wide and 37mm high, giving a low centre of gravity for quick direction changes.

MA chassis layout and benefits

The MA chassis uses a central double-shaft motor position to centralise mass and produce stable behaviour. Constructed from black ABS, the chassis includes low friction A parts designed to reduce drivetrain drag during competition runs.

Setup and upgrade path

Equipped with a 3.5:1 gear ratio, the kit is ready for acceleration-first setups. Racers often try higher torque motors, alternative tyres and finer gear choices to suit slick tracks. The low-profile tyres and 5-spoke wheels balance grip and rolling efficiency.

Specifications

  • Chassis Type: MA
  • Body Style: Hyper Car-Inspired
  • Wheel Type: Low-Profile
  • Gear Ratio: 3.5:1
  • Material: Silver ABS Plastic

Tamiya 18660 Jr Stier pairs a distinctive hyper car body with the versatile MA chassis, offering clear upgrade routes for racers focused on handling and lap consistency.

The compact, low-profile body helps lower wind resistance and centre of mass, which improves stability through chicanes and on fast straights.
Yes, the low-profile tyres are suitable for common track surfaces. Swapping tyre compounds can help when track grip levels change.
Confirm gear mesh, ensure shafts spin freely with low friction parts installed, and apply decals after test fitting to avoid misalignment.
Focus on balance: lighter rotating parts, tuned suspension rollers and a motor suited to your track will typically yield noticeable handling improvements.

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