depends on the organizer.

it's not about the suspension, it's more like how you do it. if you follow 100% official rule, the mod must not allow any grease/oil spill but many racer with suspension setup fail to cover their gears where grease/oil spill might happen. if oil/grease leaking happened from the motor lubrication, normally you get disqualify to because it will affect the track setup.

based on the previous Japan Cup entries in the past years, there has been none suspension modded mini4wd participating too. while the Japanese racers do suspension mods, they usually keep it it for experiments or private races only.

jom la rempit ramai ramai. buat havoc sikit. TU sunyi already la. paling meriah pun like 5 racers. yang screw sagat track hahaha

Hey guy, I recently modified my Beat Magnum into the (almost) full bumperless setup. The problem is, I don't have enough legit Tamiya parts so I use some imit parts until I get the nessesary parts I wanted.

The following car settings as follows:
-Motor: stock motor with carbon pinion gear
-Terminal: stock X-type terminal
-Front: bumperless with the AR front FRP plate that was attached to the modified imit aluminum Super-X rear roller stay. There also a modified imit Super-X FRP front plate under it with the thick double tape sticked on it.
-Rear: partially bumperless with the modified Front Sliding Damper paired with the FRP plate.
-Roller: a pair of 9mm ball-bearing rollers on the front, and 2 pairs of 19 mm O-ring type aluminum ball bearing rollers on the rear.
-Mass damper: self-made with parts from the spare front FRP plate, Mini 4WD multi chassis balance weight set and the spares parts from my old Max Breaker.
-Bearing: imit ball bearings.

Only the driveshaft ball bearings, the aluminum Super-X rear roller stay and the Super-X FRP front plate are imit parts. I have to because right now I don't have enough money to buy additional original parts at the moment. Until I get the nessesary parts, the setting will remain unchanged.

Here's the car as of now:

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is there any shop/location selling Tamiya cars/parts in seremban ?

Hi, newbie here.... Am interested in getting a chassis but dunno which to get. Any suggestion, sifu-sifu here?
Another ques, is the evo vs chassis worth getting? or is better to get the basic kit n upgrade parts by parts?

Very worth it for first timers. You will find yourself spending more money buying parts individually. But that's understandable as each parts are packed individually

anyone..?

oh i see...... btw, what is the price range of vs chassis evo 1 in the market?

search facebook "ultima hobby corner" or UHC, i think they are based in seremban

edited: sorry for double post

This post has been edited by blaze_spirit: Oct 31 2015, 02:45 AM

from address, its in Mantin.

If purchase from Japan and post will it get stopped by customs?

if under RM500 should not be , but depends on thier mood .

Erm..... can some1 update the current still available for play track & venue around kl or malaysia? free or p2p....etc.....

Thanks.......
(PS: TU memang dah famous..... except TU, wanna know where else....@.@)

New Mini 4WD items for December release. Note that the links are from Tamiya's Japanese official website.



Seriously Tamiya...why you release another battery and charger sets when you already have one. And what's more, why there's only one Mini 4WD car release.

Hello, new to forum. Any California USA Mini 4wd racers here?

hi all sifu2 & otai2....im from KL,i quit playing mini 4wd about 17years ago,im thinking to start this tamiya mini 4wd as my hobby again,i saw many type of chassis on market now...

- for newbie,is the better way to get a starter pack mini 4wd or buy a standard mini 4wd and buying additional part 1 by 1....
- any place to play around KL and Selangor area?
- i saw lots of people playing mini 4wd at TU,how much RM u guys pay for it? or jz free play?
- all friend quit this hobby long time ago(pencen)
- Any malaysia tamiya mini 4wd group on facebook?

old man trying to start playing mini 4wd....pls help

This post has been edited by JasonKam: Nov 15 2015, 08:44 AM

Hello.

Sorry to bother you bros. But ARE they any oficial rules for Dangun Racers? Those bobsled x Mini 4WD, I bought one and some parts for it that suits mini 4wd and vice versa. Also those Dangun tracks are much more cheaper than Mini 4WD 3 liners. Does anyone have info about those kits, build it, used it?

Thank you
Krzysztof

Like Mini 4WD cars, Dangun Racer does have official rules but they are only available in Japanese on Tamiya official website. You can check it here: Dangun Racer rules and regulation (Japanese)

Since Tamiya have move their focus to Mini 4WD cars with the Mini 4WD PRO series, Dangun Racer has been discontinued long ago.

@Yuuyatails

Thank you for your quick answer. So it is a "dead line" of toys/model kits? Maybe that's why everything at suruga-ya and Yahoo.auctions.jp from this line is really, really cheap.

for me, better buy kit and separate part. sometime we can modified based on what setting we want.