Tamiya 44033 TGR Chassis Kit 1/8 Engineless Race Base  [44033]

Tamiya 44033 - 1/8 TGR Chassis Kit (Engineless  Version)
Price:
AUD$395.02
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
44033
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Tamiya 44033 TGR Chassis Explained for Competitive Builders

The Tamiya 44033 TGR Chassis Kit targets modelers who want a stiff, highly adjustable foundation for nitro touring. The engineless kit lets you select the engine and exhaust to suit your performance aims.

Key Mechanical Features

Attention to detail is clear in the drivetrain and suspension. Full ball bearings and a two-speed transmission reduce friction and improve efficiency. The braking components are designed for dependable stopping, while oil dampers deliver controllable ride characteristics. Carbon pieces including the 2mm upper deck and 2.5mm front and rear damper stays add stiffness without excess mass.

Flexibility for Engine and Setup

Since manifold and muffler are not provided, you can tailor the engine installation to your style. The independent double wishbone suspension on all four corners allows fine adjustment to suit tarmac, carpet, or mixed conditions.

For Experienced Builders and Racers

Intended for skilled hobbyists, the chassis uses a 300mm wheelbase and a 192mm track to balance cornering precision with straight-line stability. The selectable gear ratio range 8.1:1 to 6.4:1 provides options for tuning acceleration versus top speed.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/8
  • Wheelbase: 300mm
  • Tread (Front/Rear): 192mm
  • Gear Ratio: 8.1:1 to 6.4:1
  • Tire Width/Diameter (Front/Rear): 34/73mm
  • Frame: 2.5mm thick duralumin chassis plate with double deck
  • Suspension: Four-wheel independent double wishbone system

The Tamiya 44033 TGR Chassis Kit is a robust choice for advanced modellers wanting a platform that responds well to detailed setup and performance upgrades.

Carbon parts require care during fitting; use proper clamp tools and avoid over-tightening hardware to prevent stress cracks in the carbon panels.
Modelers typically fit standard 1/8 nitro engines compatible with touring applications; pick an engine that matches your desired powerband and cooling requirements.
Follow the assembly manual for gear stacking and shimming, then test under load to fine-tune engagement and shift points for smooth transitions.
Many racers share baseline setup sheets online for tarmac and carpet; use those as a starting point and adjust spring, damping, and toe to suit your driving and track conditions.

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