Mini 4WD Pro Limited Edition
MINI 4WD PRO MS CHASSIS Evo.I
Item No：94661
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Length=162mm （Image shows assembled model. Motor and body sold separately.）
| 【 The Chassis With Loads of Potential 】 This is an MS chassis kit which considerably raises the potential for expert Mini 4WD drivers. Combined with the reinforced N-02/T-01 units and the glass fiber reinforced ABS resin lightweight center chassis are narrow large diameter, lightweight carbon fiber nylon resin wheels with white hard barreled tires. Furthermore, with the added thickness to the new FRP plates and the long nuts, and including numerous grade-up parts like the metal weight “Mass Damper", the MS chassis really is loaded with potential. |
) 2mm FRP Front and Rear Plates The thickness of these plates is now 2.0mm, 0.5mm thicker compared to previous ones. Through them flexural rigidity improves also assists in controlling plate bending. |
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) 3mm FRP Wide Plate Equipped are two sets of front and rear wide plates. A maximum width of 104mm can be made with 9, 13, 17, 19mm rollers. |
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) Silver Reinforced Chassis The N-02/T-01 units and the lightweight center chassis are made from a glass fiber reinforced ABS resin. The whole chassis is colored silver. |
) Metal Weight（Mass Damper） There are two metal weights (mass damper) loaded at the front offering more stability during lane changing and over race course slope sections. |
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) 10mm Nuts These excellent long nuts are strong and superior in maintainability. Performance is not hindered with the high positioning of the rollers. Also loaded at the rear is a metal weight. |
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) Abdundant with Grade-Up Parts Equipped on the narrow large diameter lightweight carbon fiber with nylon resin wheels are white hard barreled tires. Fully loaded with other Grade-up parts. |
| 【 Specifications 】 ●Length: 162mm（Maximum） ●Width: 104mm |
| 【 Separately Required Items 】 ●Two R6/AA/UM3 batteries ●Double shaft motor ●Body |
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(The information on this page is current as of August 05, 2008.)