Tamiya 95338 Rayvolf Yellow Special MA Chassis 1/32 Mini 4WD Kit - Precision Racer  [95338]

Tamiya 95338 - Rayvolf Yellow Special (MA chassis)
Price:
£10.83
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
95338
GTIN:
4950344953387
Condition:
Brand New
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What the Rayvolf Yellow Special offers

The Tamiya 95338 Rayvolf Yellow Special blends a race-inspired exterior with the tried MA chassis platform, making it suitable for hobbyists who favour setup-driven performance and measured upgrades.

Bodywork and Handling Balance

The yellow livery and sculpted shell are designed to aid airflow management, reducing turbulence and helping the car retain stability through fast straights and sweepers alike.

Inside the MA Chassis

The MA chassis uses a monocoque approach to strengthen the central structure while keeping the centre of gravity low. It accommodates double shaft motors and gives a solid foundation for fine handling adjustments.

Tuning Directions for Racers

To tune the Rayvolf for better lap consistency, try uprated motors, different tyre compounds and refined gear choices. Small mass distribution tweaks often yield improved corner entry and exit.

Specifications

  • Chassis Type: MA Chassis
  • Motor Compatibility: Double Shaft
  • Body Style: Aerodynamic Racing
  • Wheel Type: Low-Profile

Overall, the Tamiya 95338 Rayvolf Yellow Special pairs striking aero styling with a capable MA chassis, ideal for racers who enjoy methodical tuning.

 

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This is my 3rd and largest order from RC Jaz so far and I have to say I've been very impressed with this store. Everything arrived in perfect shape and order, very well packaged and delivered quickly bearing in mind this had to come from the other sid

Does the MA chassis suit high speed layouts?

Yes, the MA chassis provides rigidity and a low centre of gravity that helps stability at higher speeds, provided the setup is adjusted for track length and cornering demands.

Which upgrades give the biggest handling gains?

Upgrading tyres and fine-tuning weight distribution typically yield the most noticeable handling improvements. Complement these with careful gear and motor choices for balanced performance.

How often should I service drivetrain parts?

Inspect gears, shafts and bearings regularly after every few runs. Clean and lightly lubricate moving parts to prevent wear and maintain smooth power delivery.

Can I use this model for club racing straight away?

Out of the box it is runnable, but check race regulations for permitted modifications. Many racers start with stock parts then upgrade progressively based on event rules.

What should beginners focus on first?

Beginners should learn correct assembly, verify gear mesh and wheel alignment, then test basic tyre and gearing changes to see how each affects lap times before investing in upgrades.

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