VS Chassis Tuning Guide
The Mini 4WD VS chassis is small and naturally flexible, which racers exploit deliberately. How to tune that flex rather than fighting against it.
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Tamiya Mach-Bullet (VS Chassis)(18091)
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Description
The Mach-Bullet is styled after vintage racing cars, with a long, centrally hinged bonnet and side grilles picked out in detail on its ABS body; separate parts form the headlights. Two sticker sets are included, one for a light blue color scheme and one for light red, along with a pre-assembled, pre-painted driver figure wearing classic racing headgear. It's built on the VS chassis, with the main chassis, rear roller stay, rollers, gear cover and other A parts molded in black, gold lightweight wheels, and black large-diameter arched tires running a 5:1 gear set. The body is also compatible with the Super-II and AR chassis.
- Length: approx. 145mm / Width: 92mm / Height: 54mm
- VS chassis included; body also fits Super-II and AR chassis
- Gear ratio: 5:1; motor included
- Two sticker sets (light blue and light red schemes)
- Pre-assembled, pre-painted driver figure; snap-together assembly
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