Tamiya 22098 Super Stock Motor VZ 23T Touring Class 1/10  [22098]

Tamiya 22098 - Super Stock Motor VZ (23T)
Price:
NZD$53.28
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
22098
GTIN:
4950344220984
Condition:
Brand New
Available in shop
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Purpose and recommended applications

This 23-turn brushed Super Stock motor is made for 1/10 scale touring and other stock on-road models. It functions as a drop-in replacement for stock racing categories and as a stable starting point for setup and tuning. The VZ label identifies its series within the same class and does not imply aftermarket modification.

Practical fit and installation notes

  • Compatibility: Suits the common 1/10 touring motor mounts and the motor plates used on many on-road chassis.
  • Mounting: Fit with the vehicle's standard motor screws, align pinion and spur gear with minimal mesh, and verify mesh after a short bedding-in run.
  • Connections: Standard soldered or crimped motor leads are used; ensure secure, clean connections to the ESC or connector harness in your wiring layout.
  • Running-in: Carry out a controlled run-in under light load to seat the brushes and avoid overheating during the initial minutes.

Setup tips and tuning notes

  • Use class-legal gearing and tyres to keep the power curve predictable for racing.
  • Keep an eye on motor temperature while tuning; steady moderate heat is normal but high temperatures suggest mesh problems, binding, or incorrect gearing.
  • Alter pinion tooth count only within permitted limits and test changes on the circuit to tune acceleration versus top speed.
  • Regularly check the commutator and brushes as part of routine care to maintain consistent throttle feel.
It fits most 1/10 scale touring and stock-class on-road chassis that use standard motor mounting patterns and plate dimensions.
No special ESC or battery is required beyond a brushed-capable ESC rated for your pack voltage and compliant with class rules.
Run several short sessions under light load, avoid sustained high throttle, and allow the motor to cool between sessions to properly bed the brushes.
Periodically inspect brush length and commutator condition, remove dust and grit, ensure bearings spin freely, and replace parts when wear affects performance.

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