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Tamiya Hyper-Dash 3 Motor J-CUP 2025(95174)
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Description
A Japan Cup 2025 commemorative edition of the Hyper-Dash 3, Tamiya's high-output motor for courses ranging from high-speed straights to technical sections. It uses silver carbon brushes for a balance of electrical efficiency and brush durability. The backing card and motor label carry Japan Cup 2025 graphics and a checkered-flag motif, with a blue label printed in silver text and a red end bell distinguishing it from the standard Hyper-Dash 3.
- Rated voltage: 2.4-3.0V
- Recommended load torque: 1.4-1.9 mN·m
- RPM: 17,200-21,200 r/min
- Current draw: 1.6-3.0A
- Compatible with standard Mini 4WD chassis (not compatible with Mini 4WD PRO series)
- 8T pinion gear sold separately
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