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+ | The '''Wild Chassis''' (ワイルドシャーシ) is a Mini 4WD chassis released by Tamiya in May 1987. It debuted with the release of [[Monster Beetle Jr.]] and is exclusive to the [[Wild Mini 4WD]] series. |
== General info == |
== General info == |
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== Technical info == |
== Technical info == |
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{{Chassis data|Length = 142 mm|Width = 125 mm|Wheelbase = 80 mm|Ground Clearance = 18 mm|Driveshaft Length = 73 mm (eariler batch)<br>83 mm (current)|Gear Set = 75:1, 18:1|Terminal Type = Wild-type|Weight = 190 g (without batteries)}} |
{{Chassis data|Length = 142 mm|Width = 125 mm|Wheelbase = 80 mm|Ground Clearance = 18 mm|Driveshaft Length = 73 mm (eariler batch)<br>83 mm (current)|Gear Set = 75:1, 18:1|Terminal Type = Wild-type|Weight = 190 g (without batteries)}} |
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Revision as of 02:21, 25 September 2016
Wild Chassis
The Wild Chassis (ワイルドシャーシ) is a Mini 4WD chassis released by Tamiya in May 1987. It debuted with the release of Monster Beetle Jr. and is exclusive to the Wild Mini 4WD series.
General info
The Wild Chassis featuring the monster truck-like chassis frame design.
The motor was mounted into the middle of the chassis frame, located just below the battery casing. It has the very high ground clearance.
The drivetrain being the direct-type four-wheel-drive, with the gearing consists of one pinion gear, two primary counter gears, two secondary counter gears and two spur gear wheels (attached to the left wheels). There is a wheelie bar attached on behind the chassis to prevent the Mini 4WD cars from flips over while doing wheelies.
All Wild Mini 4WD cars were usually equipped with the yellow wheels and lug-treaded, semi-pneumatic monster truck tires. The optional wheel roller parts can be attach to the wheels for on-road racing.
The concept of the direct-type four-wheel-drive drivetrain was later reused for the Mini 4WD PRO series.
Technical info
| Chassis Data | |
| Length | 142 mm |
| Width | 125 mm |
| Wheelbase | 80 mm |
| Ground Clearance | 18 mm |
| Driveshaft Length | 73 mm (eariler batch) 83 mm (current) |
| Compatible Gear Set(s) | 75:1, 18:1 |
| Roller Down Thrust Angle | N/A |
| Terminal Type | Wild-type |
| Weight | 190 g (without batteries) |
| 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 | |