Off-road inspired Tamiya 18086 Dog Racer Super II Chassis Mini 4WD Kit  [18086]

Tamiya 18086 - Dog Racer (Super II Chassis) JR
Price:
AUD$19.51
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
18086
GTIN:
4950344063949
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Overview of the Dog Racer: character meets chassis

The Dog Racer blends a buggy-style body with a charming shiba-inu driver sculpt, bringing personality to the Mini 4WD field. The white bodywork is ready for paint and the supplied sticker sheet helps you finish a distinctive livery.

Super II chassis: build quality and setup range

Built on the Super II chassis in light green resin, this model offers a sturdy platform that supports multiple tuning setups. The design includes turn switches and two rear stay attachment points so you can tweak stability and rear support. Extra holes for bumpers and stays expand your mounting choices.

Modifications and race tuning

There is room to upgrade the Dog Racer with different motors, tyres and gear combinations to suit your local tracks. The stock 5:1 gear ratio is a versatile starting point, and changing ratios can help dial in acceleration or higher top speed. The narrow arched tyres on V-spoke wheels deliver a balance of speed and directional stability.

Build and maintenance pointers

Designed for a simple snap-together assembly, the Dog Racer is quick to build and easy to service. This layout is well suited to hobbyists who want minimal build fuss and straightforward access for later tuning or repairs.

Specifications

  • Chassis Type: Super II
  • Body Style: Buggy-Inspired
  • Wheel Type: Large-Diameter Narrow Arched Tires
  • Gear Ratio: 5:1
  • Motor Compatibility: Standard 130 Single-Shaft Motors

The Tamiya Dog Racer pairs a quirky aesthetic with a tuneable Super II chassis, making it appealing for racers who enjoy quick builds and incremental upgrades for different track conditions.

After racing, check gear mesh, clean bearings and inspect chassis mounting points for cracks. Replace worn tyres and reapply stickers or touch up paint as needed.
Yes. Lightweight gears, low-resistance wheels and optimised motor choices can reduce weight and rolling resistance. Ensure upgrades do not overload mounting points.
The kit supplies the standard body, chassis, wheels and sticker sheet. Performance parts like different motors, tyres or aftermarket gears are available separately for tuning.
For high speed tracks, use narrow, firm tyres to reduce drag and improve straight-line stability. Softer compounds can help in tighter sections but may increase rolling resistance.

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