FM-A Chassis Mini 4WD Kit Guide
Choose a Mini 4WD FM-A chassis kit with front-motor handling in mind. Confirm the body, parts fitment and event rules before planning a setup.
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Mach Frame's body earned a Merit Award in the same 2018 Design Contest, and takes an unusual construction approach: the body is built from a main shell plus three separate frame components, styled after high-speed motorcycles and jets. Metallic stickers are included to finish the design. It shares Razorback's aero-side-stay FM-A chassis, moulded here in metallic grey ABS with a black underpanel and other low-friction A parts, and is fitted with white A-spoke wheels and super-hard low-profile tires. Unlike Razorback's lower 4.2:1 ratio, Mach Frame runs the more common 3.5:1 gearing used across most REV series base kits.
Choose a Mini 4WD FM-A chassis kit with front-motor handling in mind. Confirm the body, parts fitment and event rules before planning a setup.
The Mini 4WD FMA chassis puts the motor up front, which changes braking and jump attitude completely. Tuning around that forward weight bias.
Tamiya 15456 and 15516 bundle five gear ratios, 3.5:1 to 5:1, but fit different chassis. Compare contents, price and fit before buying the wrong set.