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 alternativesBeat Magnum was the car driven by hero Go Seiba in the original "Let's & Go!!" series. Its white body is notable for compact front and rear fenders, a "dragon suspension" molded either side of the cockpit, and an oversized flat rear wing, all decorated with the included metallic stickers.
The AR chassis parts are molded in metallic grey with a blue low-friction underpanel and diffuser, finished off with fluorescent green 5-spoke wheels on slick tires. As with other AR-based kits, the chassis channels air past the battery and motor for cooling and keeps the underpanel/diffuser removable independent of the body, with a rear skid bar for slope sections. This release uses a 4.2:1 gear ratio rather than the more common 3.5:1.
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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