Tamiya 58416 Rising Fighter Classic 1/10 Off-Road Kit  [58416]

Tamiya 58416 - 1/10 R/C Rising Fighter 1/10 R/C Car Series No.416
Price:
£50.03
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
58416
GTIN:
4950344584161
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Tamiya Rising Fighter 58416 - Classic Styling, Practical Performance

This version of the Rising Fighter keeps the familiar fighter-series look while offering a straightforward chassis layout that makes it easy to maintain and enjoy. The 58416 is a solid choice for hands-on hobbyists.

Robust layout for off-road use

The car uses a semi-monocoque resin body on a durable frame to withstand the knocks of everyday off-road running. At 418mm long, 236mm wide and 187mm tall, it features a fully enclosed gearbox to limit debris entry. Front independent swing axles and a rolling rigid rear arrangement, together with sizeable friction dampers, help control landings and rough sections.

Accessible motor and grip setup

Equipped with a 540 motor, the Rising Fighter offers straightforward, tunable performance. The combination of grooved front tyres and spiked rear tyres gives dependable traction across dirt and hard-packed surfaces. A 7.2V battery (sold separately) plus a 2-channel radio and charger are required to complete the car.

Buildable and upgrade-friendly

Beginners will enjoy the clear assembly steps while more experienced modellers can experiment with suspension settings and tyre choices to sharpen handling for track or bashing sessions.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Length: 418mm
  • Width: 236mm
  • Height: 187mm
  • Wheelbase: 268mm
  • Weight: 1000g
  • Motor: 540 Motor (Included)

The Tamiya Rising Fighter 58416 is a dependable, tuneable buggy that provides a great blend of classic looks and practical off-road capability.

Yes, the kit is designed with clear assembly steps and uses straightforward components, making it suitable for those new to model building.
Confirm battery fit and charge, check servo and receiver installation, verify gearing and that screws are tightened, and ensure tyres are properly secured.
Yes, swapping tyre types is a common way to tune traction; choose softer compounds for loose dirt and firmer options for hard-packed tracks.
Some parts are shared across the fighter series, but always verify part numbers and fitment before purchasing to ensure compatibility.

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