Aero Avante AR Chassis Guide
Tamiya Aero Avante is an AR chassis kit with a famous body. Confirm its exact hardware and compatibility before changing rollers, tyres or body mounts.
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Browse available alternativesBuster-Sonic was the fourth machine driven by Retsu Seiba in "Let's & Go!!". Its compact white body features cut-off fenders, molded-in front suspension detailing, and a rear wing on a distinctive stay, finished with the kit's metallic stickers.
It rides on the AR chassis in metallic grey with red underpanel and diffuser parts, mounted with yellow 5-spoke wheels on large-diameter slick tires. Gearing is 4.2:1, and the chassis carries the same cooling airflow path, removable underpanel/diffuser, and slope-section skid bar as other AR kits in this range.
Tamiya Aero Avante is an AR chassis kit with a famous body. Confirm its exact hardware and compatibility before changing rollers, tyres or body mounts.
The AR chassis Mini 4WD is stiff, aerodynamic and easy to maintain. Tuning it for high-speed layouts without losing the stability that defines it.
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.