Tamiya 57804 Datsun 240Z Rally Collector RTR  [57804]

Tamiya 57804 - RC RTR Datsun 240Z Rally - TT01E
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AUD$427.79
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
57804
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Classic Rally Spirit in 1/10 Scale

The Datsun 240Z made its mark on rally stages, and the Tamiya 57804 brings that spirit to a scaled RC model. The TT01E chassis gives the car a reliable base, letting you focus on handling and visual accuracy.

Scale Looks and Fit

This model uses a polycarbonate body to reproduce the 240Z profile, complemented by metal-plated bumper and lamp parts for added scale realism. The sticker sheet helps recreate authentic race graphics and sponsor details.

Tuning Potential and Road Feel

With black offset +4 wheels and 26mm racing radial tyres, the car offers steady grip on street and club circuits. The TT01E supports a wide array of option parts, allowing progressive upgrades to motor, suspension and steering components.

Friendly for Beginners, Fun for Experts

As an RTR car it is straightforward for newcomers to get running, while its upgrade path and tuning options keep experienced hobbyists engaged over time.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Length: 451mm
  • Width: 190mm
  • Height: 133mm
  • Wheelbase: 251mm
  • Body Material: Polycarbonate
  • Tires: 26mm Racing Radial

The Tamiya 57804 Datsun 240Z Rally combines authentic styling with a tunable TT01E platform, making it a rewarding model for club racers and collectors alike.

Do I need special tools to maintain the TT01E?

Basic hobby tools like hex wrenches, pliers and a small screwdriver set are enough for routine maintenance and most upgrades.

Will the stock tyres work on grass?

Stock 26mm racing radial tyres are optimised for hard surfaces; for grass or loose terrain consider switching to turf or knobby tyres for better traction.

Can I paint the polycarbonate body?

Yes, use polycarbonate-specific spray paints and apply from the inside of the shell for a durable finish and authentic look.

What upgrades improve cornering the most?

Upgrading shocks to oil-filled units, adjusting camber, and fitting a stiffer anti-roll bar are effective ways to sharpen cornering response.

Is there a recommended motor size for club racing?

Match motor power to local club rules, but a mid-range brushless setup offers the best balance of speed and controllability on the TT01E chassis.

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