Tamiya Racing Wing - Carbon Pattern

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This guide is for radio control car enthusiasts using the Tamiya Racing Wing - Carbon Pattern. The primary benefit is enhanced aerodynamics and improved handling, suitable for various Tamiya and other touring car models. Note that installation may require some modifications depending on the specific chassis.
| Model Part Number | 54729 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tamiya |
You'll typically need a small Phillips head screwdriver and possibly a hobby knife for trimming.
Yes, as long as the touring car chassis has compatible mounting points or can be modified to accept the wing.
Use a soft cloth dampened with water or a mild cleaner to wipe away dirt and debris.
Yes, mounting hardware is usually included, but it is always best to check the specific product packaging.
The carbon pattern is usually part of the material itself, or a high-quality print.
Ensure the wing is correctly installed, and experiment with adjustments like wing angle to optimize performance for your track.
Check and tighten all screws and mounting hardware. Ensure the wing is properly aligned with the chassis.
Adjust the wing's position or trim it slightly to avoid interference. Consider using different mounting hardware to improve clearance.
Setup
Compatibility
This wing is compatible with the following Tamiya models: TT01, TT02, TA05, TA06, TA07, and TRF419. It is also compatible with most touring cars. However, confirm that the mounting holes align with your specific chassis model.
Care
Clean the wing regularly with a soft cloth to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the carbon pattern or the wing's material.