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[[File:T2Chassis.jpg|thumb|220x220px|Type-2 Chassis]]
 
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The '''Type-2 Chassis''' (タイプ2シャーシ) is the second Type Chassis released by Tamiya in 1989 with the release of [[Avante Jr.]]
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The '''Type-2 Chassis''' {{Translation|タイプ2シャーシ|Taipu Tsū Shāshi}} is the second Type Chassis released by Tamiya in December 1988 with the release of [[Avante Jr.]]
   
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== General info ==
The chassis is different than the [[Type-1 Chassis]] due the having longer wheelbase and the motor is placed differently. Large wheels, low-profile slick tires as well as guide rollers are standards for this chassis. It also introduce the use of brass/plastic bearings, and those can be replaces with either metal bearings or ball bearings.
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The chassis is different than the [[Type-1 Chassis]] as it was designed purely for on-road track racing. Large wheels, low-profile slick tires as well as guide rollers are all standard features for this chassis.
   
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It also introduced the use of driveshaft bearing attachments, which is the standard for all future chassis. The default plastic/brass bearings can be replaced with either the metal bearings or the ball bearings.
The motor mount and gear box are redesigned so it will be very easy to maintaines the motor and gears. Battery clipper is now standard with this chassis.
 
   
 
The motor mount and gear box has been redesigned to reduce difficulty of maintain the motor and gears. Battery clip is now standard with this chassis. There's also the holes around the chassis to dissipate heat from the motor and batteries.
While it may be good for racing, it has few problems: The first is that most bodies designed for Type-1 Chassis are not compatible with the new chassis due to having longer wheelbase and the way how the motor is placed. Secondly, it is not compatible with some tune-up parts at the time of its release. Finally, its front bumper, much like every Type series chassis, is prone to breaks.
 
   
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The chassis was redesigned so it will have minimal power losses, which was one of the problems that plagued the [[Type-1 Chassis]]. In addition, the chassis has lower center-of-gravity as the inner parts are placed lower.
Performance-wise, it performs better than the Type-1. Despite this it have poor acceleration performance due to its long wheelbase (which are shared with [[Type-4 Chassis]], [[Super-TZ Chassis]] and [[Super-TZ-X Chassis]])
 
   
 
While it may be good for racing, it has few problems: The first is that most bodies designed for Type-1 Chassis are not compatible with the new chassis due to having longer wheelbase and the way how the motor is placed. Secondly, it is not compatible with some tune-up parts at the time of its release. Finally, its front bumper, much like every Type series chassis, could break easily
The design of Type-2 would later update into [[Type-4 Chassis]].
 
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Performance-wise, it performs better than the Type-1, despite this it have poor acceleration performance due to its long wheelbase (which is shared with [[Type-4 Chassis]], [[Super TZ Chassis]] and [[Super TZ-X Chassis]])
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The design of Type-2 would later updated into [[Type-4 Chassis]].
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== Colors ==
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=== Chassis frame ===
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* Gray - Common color for most machines. First equipped with [[Avante Jr.]]
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* Black - First equipped with [[Avante Jr.|Avante Jr. Black Special]].
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* Clear - Common color for special version of Type-2 Chassis cars. First equipped with [[Avante Jr.|Avante Jr. Special Version]].
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=== A parts ===
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* Gray - Common color for most machines. First equipped with [[Avante Jr.]]
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* Black - First equipped with [[Avante Jr.|Avante Jr. Black Special]].
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* Clear - Common color for special version of Type-2 Chassis cars. First equipped with [[Avante Jr.|Avante Jr. Special Version]].
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== Technical info ==
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{{Chassis data|Length = 128 mm|Width = 86 mm|Wheelbase = 82 mm|Ground Clearance = 8 mm (With large-diameter wheels)|Driveshaft Length = 60 mm|Gear Set = 5:1<br>4.2:1<br>4:1|Terminal Type = B-type|Weight = '''With batteries'''<br>{{tt|113 g|With large-diameter wheels}}|Down Thrust Angle = 0}}
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{{Chassis stats|Toughness = 2|Images = [[File:T2ChassisStats.png|150 px]]|Acceleration = 2.8|Cornering = 2|Stability = 2.4|Adaptability = 2|Ease of Maintenance = 2.9}}
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== Gallery ==
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<gallery>
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Type2ChassisConstructionView.jpg|Chassis construction view ([[Grasshopper II Jr.]])
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</gallery>{{Navbox Chassis}}
 
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Revision as of 18:28, 10 July 2019

T2Chassis

Type-2 Chassis

The Type-2 Chassis (Japanese: タイプ2シャーシ, Taipu Tsū Shāshi) is the second Type Chassis released by Tamiya in December 1988 with the release of Avante Jr.

General info

The chassis is different than the Type-1 Chassis as it was designed purely for on-road track racing. Large wheels, low-profile slick tires as well as guide rollers are all standard features for this chassis.

It also introduced the use of driveshaft bearing attachments, which is the standard for all future chassis. The default plastic/brass bearings can be replaced with either the metal bearings or the ball bearings.

The motor mount and gear box has been redesigned to reduce difficulty of maintain the motor and gears. Battery clip is now standard with this chassis. There's also the holes around the chassis to dissipate heat from the motor and batteries.

The chassis was redesigned so it will have minimal power losses, which was one of the problems that plagued the Type-1 Chassis. In addition, the chassis has lower center-of-gravity as the inner parts are placed lower.

While it may be good for racing, it has few problems: The first is that most bodies designed for Type-1 Chassis are not compatible with the new chassis due to having longer wheelbase and the way how the motor is placed. Secondly, it is not compatible with some tune-up parts at the time of its release. Finally, its front bumper, much like every Type series chassis, could break easily

Performance-wise, it performs better than the Type-1, despite this it have poor acceleration performance due to its long wheelbase (which is shared with Type-4 Chassis, Super TZ Chassis and Super TZ-X Chassis)

The design of Type-2 would later updated into Type-4 Chassis.

Colors

Chassis frame

A parts

Technical info

Chassis Data
Length 128 mm
Width 86 mm
Wheelbase 82 mm
Ground Clearance 8 mm (With large-diameter wheels)
Driveshaft Length 60 mm
Compatible Gear Set(s) 5:1
4.2:1
4:1
Roller Down Thrust Angle 0
Terminal Type B-type
Weight With batteries
113 g
Chassis Stats
Toughness 2 T2ChassisStats
Acceleration 2.8
Cornering 2
Stability 2.4
Adaptability 2
Ease of Maintenance 2.9

Gallery

Chassis
Original series Origin · Comical · Wild · Cruiser · RV
Type series
(Racing/Truckin')
Type-1 · Type-2 · Type-3 · Type-4 · Zero · FM · Truckin' · Type-5
Super series
(Super/Mighty, Fully Cowled/Aero)
Super-1 · Super-FM · Super TZ · Super X · VS · Super TZ-X · Super XX · Super-II
Mini-F series Mini-F
R/C Mini 4WD TR-1
PRO/REV/Laser MS · AR · MA · FM-A · VZ