Designed to help get the car back on track if it tilts on track wall. Also slows down the car a little bit on inclines but not that much compared to a front brake setup.

Gila. J Cup Thundershot is selling less than SGD 40 at Singapore.

Those are ori la bhaiiii.... from Stargek, the sole distributor for all things Tamiya in Malaysia and Singapore.

This one is expensive brah. Roughly ard RM80++ for a set of 4.

Never been to Stargek SG, but the stuffs are legit because it is also available at Tamiya Underground (but once stuffs like this goes up on display it runs out in a matter of hours over there).

I've been thinking to do the same as it is legal to do so as long the parts are still original Tamiya. Powder coat 'em perhaps?

This post has been edited by poyo: Nov 16 2013, 11:36 PM

I love MA, using the aluminium plate rear damped roller setup is nice! u get the fast and stable cornering action that looks like a mini drift in corners and u get some extra weight at the back to help dampen the rear end of the car when landing from jumps!

No worries abt that as I am using the aluminium dished wheel up front and some 2.5g mass dampers up front with super hard tires all around lol.

This post has been edited by poyo: Nov 19 2013, 05:04 PM

Aiyaaaa rugi lo. You should have went to Tamiya Plamodel Factory at Shinbashi, Minato-Kun, thru Yamanoto Line train. 3 floors of everything Tamiya.

This post has been edited by poyo: Nov 24 2013, 08:13 PM

I do. Wassup?

You can either trim the bodywork, or buy a rim with a longer hub + 60/72mm reinforced shaft but u need to check that the width of the car doss not exceed Tamiya rules. If i'm not mistaken, width must not exceed 105mm.

I am using the large diameter three spoke carbon reinforced rim ( the one that comes with clear soft slick tires) .

This post has been edited by poyo: Nov 27 2013, 11:47 PM

Setapak? Where in Setapak? The one kt condo tu ke? There's a new track at Kg Pandan. At the dewan beside Thahara restaurant. I think speed track kot.

As long as your tires when fitted to the rims used by u with the machine you are using, is within the limit : diameter 22-35mm, width 8-26mm brah.

Tamiya Mini 4WD rules :
Maximum Car Width: Under 105mm
Overall Car Height: Under 70mm
Overall Car Length: Under 165mm
Minimum Ground Clearance: At least 1mm
Minimum Car Weight (including batteries and motor): At least 90g
Front and Rear Tires: Diameter: 22-35mm, Width: 8-26mm (Note that tires must be attached.)
Rollers: Maximum of 6 installations total (double rollers count as 1 installation. Stabilizer poles and mass dampers do not count at all)
Mass Dampers: Mass damper may not extend from the sides beyond the line formed by the guide roller poles.
Parts that combine a guide roller with a mass damper will count as 1 roller installation.