Tamiya 19402 JR Fully Cowled Sonic Saber Mini 4WD Collector Kit  [19402]

Tamiya 19402 - JR Fully Cowled Sonic Saber
Price:
AUD$14.57
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
19402
GTIN:
4950344061327
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Tamiya 19402 - JR Fully Cowled Sonic Saber chassis and styling

The Tamiya 19402 JR Fully Cowled Sonic Saber pairs a streamlined cowled body with the Super I chassis, creating a model that reads well on a shelf and responds to basic tuning. The full bodywork adds a clean, aerodynamic silhouette while protecting the drivetrain and electronics from light impacts and dust.

Build platform and upgrade scope

The Super I chassis is known for its light construction and practical strength, making it a flexible base for common Mini 4WD upgrades. Enthusiasts can explore gear set swaps, motor improvements, and different wheel choices to tweak acceleration and stability. The chassis layout also simplifies routine maintenance and part swaps.

Presentation and track tuning

Designed to look impressive at display while still offering tuning potential, the Sonic Saber works well for hobbyists who like to adjust performance for local track conditions. Typical changes include trying alternate gear ratios, testing higher performance motors, and fine tuning wheel profiles. Remember this kit is aimed at casual racing and show rather than elite competition.

Which upgrades improve straight line speed?

Improving straight line speed usually involves trying higher speed motors, optimising gear ratios and using low rolling resistance wheels to reduce drag.

Will the cowled body fit common Mini 4WD accessories?

Yes, many standard Mini 4WD accessories and parts are compatible, but always check mount layouts and clearance before fitting larger items or altered components.

Any tips for race prep?

For track days, focus on consistent gear meshing, balanced wheel alignment, and trying a few motor and tyre combinations to suit the course layout.

How do I maintain the Super I chassis?

Keep gears free of debris, inspect bearings and axles, and apply light lubrication where recommended. Regular checks prevent wear and preserve performance.

Is painting the body straightforward for beginners?

Yes, the smooth cowled surface is beginner friendly; use primer, mask carefully for details, and allow full curing between coats for the best finish.

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