Tamiya 95158 Hyper-Dash 3 Motor J-Cup 2023 Collector Mini 4WD Unit  [95158]

Tamiya 95158 - Hyper-Dash 3 Motor J-Cup 2023 Mini 4WD Japan Cup 23
Price:
NZD$10.40
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
95158
GTIN:
4950344951581
Condition:
Brand New
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J-Cup 2023 Hyper-Dash 3 Motor - Quick Intro

The Tamiya 95158 Hyper-Dash 3 Motor celebrates the Japan Cup 2023 with a limited run aimed at seasoned Mini 4WD competitors. It is built to offer reliable high-speed output while handling a range of circuit styles, from technical sections to long straights.

Build Details and Finish

This edition stands out with its silver and green label paired with a red end bell that makes it easy to spot on race day. Inside, mixed silver and carbon brushes help keep electrical contact stable and maintain consistent performance under load.

Key Performance Notes

The Hyper-Dash 3 operates between 2.4-3.0V input, produces torque around 1.4-1.9mN-m at the recommended load, and reaches approximately 17,200 to 21,200 RPM. Current consumption typically falls between 1.6 and 3.0A, delivering a usable mix of punch and efficiency.

Specifications

  • Input Voltage: 2.4-3.0V
  • Torque: 1.4-1.9mN-m at recommended load
  • RPM: 17,200-21,200
  • Current Consumption: 1.6-3.0A
  • Compatibility: Suitable for Mini 4WD cars except Mini 4WD PRO series

Tamiya 95158 Hyper-Dash 3 Motor J-Cup 2023 Edition provides a race-ready boost for Mini 4WD models and carries a collectible look for fans of the series.

 

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What sort of track does this motor suit best?

This motor is versatile but shines on tracks that combine medium straights with technical turns, where its RPM range and torque give a good balance of speed and driveability.

Should I change pinion size for better acceleration?

You can alter pinion size to tune acceleration versus top speed. Many hobbyists start with an 8T pinion and adjust based on lap time and motor temperature.

How do I keep the motor in good condition?

Regularly clean commutator dust, check brushes for wear, and avoid prolonged runs at maximum voltage to prevent excessive heating and premature wear.

Is this motor legal for club race rules?

Rules vary by club. Check your event regulations for approved motor lists, but this special edition is generally intended for advanced competitive classes that allow Hyper-Dash motors.

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