Tamiya 18633 JR Pro Rising Edge MS Chassis Racing Kit 1/32  [18633]

Tamiya 18633 - 1/32 JR Pro Rising Edge (MS Chassis)
Price:
AUD$21.78
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
18633
GTIN:
4950344186334
Condition:
Brand New
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Rising Edge Overview for Tuners

The Tamiya 18633 JR Pro Rising Edge combines designer aesthetics with a race-ready MS chassis layout. The kit highlights a blade-influenced shell and components geared toward tunability and controlled handling at speed.

Design Language and Presentation

The bodywork features a fully-cowled form with clean, angular surfaces that mimic sword geometry, giving the car a distinct track presence. Packaging carries original artwork from the manga artists responsible for the styling.

MS Chassis Balance and Parts

Underneath the shell, the MS chassis offers a stable platform with modular parts placement. Included are light blue 5-spoke wheels and low-profile tyres, plus optional large silver-plated wheels to favour top end performance.

Performance Tuning Options

With a base 3.5:1 gear ratio and 16mm guide rollers, the Rising Edge is straightforward to adjust. Common upgrades include higher-rev motors for long straights, stickier tyres for corner grip, and improved rollers for better stability.

Specifications

  • Chassis Type: MS Chassis
  • Gear Ratio: 3.5:1
  • Wheel Type: Large-Diameter Silver-Plated Wheels
  • Tire Type: Low-Profile Slick Tires
  • Customization Potential: High

Tamiya 18633 JR Pro Rising Edge is a balanced Mini 4WD that suits racers who want a strong stock setup with room to personalise handling and speed.

Are the wheels interchangeable with other MS parts?

Yes, MS-compatible wheels and wheel hubs are generally interchangeable, but double-check axle and spacer clearances before swapping to avoid rubbing.

How do guide rollers affect cornering?

Roller diameter and placement influence how the car tracks in bends; larger smooth rollers help momentum through gentle curves while smaller or double rollers improve slot stability in tighter turns.

Is the kit straightforward to paint?

The full-cowl body is suitable for masking and multi-stage painting, but test-fit before finishing so your paint layers do not interfere with clip points and mounting tabs.

Which tyre compound should I try first?

Start with a medium compound for a balance between grip and durability, then try softer or stickier compounds if you need more traction on slower tracks.

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