Can anybodz identify this Tamiya Chassis ?

[DerAlex]

I am exactly sure which chassis it is.

Maybe it belongs to some Porsche Body [?]

[robysoldtamiya]

It is an M-chassis

could be M-01 or M-02

Roby

[Guest Carsnboats]

That is the same chassis as my S800, Think that is M02.

Clive

[SJoerD]

It's a M-02 as it's RWD... []

Can be converted to FWD as well, but it'll be called M-01 after the conversion.. [8D]

Edit: Oh yes, the Porsche Carrera 911 (996) and the Porsche Boxter came with this chassis[]

[miramar]

quote:Originally posted by Sjoerd

Edit: Oh yes, the Porsche Carrera 911 (996) and the Porsche Boxter came with this chassis[]

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The pictured model is an M02 (short wheelbase). The Boxster and the 996 are based on the M02L with the longer front bulkhead and steering rod. Front and rear bumpers have been swapped on the pictured car. Several M01/M02 (+L/M) had the same "straight edge" bumper front and rear, some had the curved bumper up front, but none had the curved bumper in the rear. Being a (short wheelbase) M02 with curved bumper and "low" rear body mounts (50689 Alpine Front Bumper & Body Mounts), it's closer to an Alpine A110 than anything else, but can of course easily be converted to any M01/M02, including medium and long wheelbase versions.

[SJoerD]

Dang, the M-chassis length's tend to confuse me lately... [8)] [xx(]

You can convert it to a Long wheelbase version by using a different front end (the 2 halves, as a gearbox with no gears [] ), and a longer steering rod as miramar already said. For the rest the different wheelbased versions are the same, other than bodies, wheels and tires.

Why are saying what chassis it is actually?

quote:Originally posted by DerAlex

I am exactly sure which chassis it is.

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[DerAlex]

Yes , sorry my mistake []

It should be

I am not sure which ........

Me english no good []