HG Carbon Wide Front Plate (1.5mm) J-Cup 2026 Edition 95186 Tamiya Mini 4WD 1/32
Shave off precious split-seconds and lock in front-end stability with the limited-edition Tamiya 95186 HG Carbon Wide Front Plate (1.5mm). Designed from the ground up for high-level competitive racing, this plate offers the supreme rigidity and lightweight strength required to keep your Mini 4WD stable through grueling track transitions and high-G turns.
Key Racer Features
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High-Rigidity 1.5mm Carbon Fiber: Carbon construction dramatically reduces unwanted plate flex compared to standard FRP stays. Keep your front rollers at precise angles through high-speed bankings and sharp corners.
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Optimized Multi-Roller Positions: Features precision-drilled mounting holes designed to accommodate 9mm, 11mm, 13mm, and 19mm rollers, allowing you to fine-tune your front roller stance right up to the official maximum width regulations.
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Front-End Aerodynamics & Mass Tuning: The sleek wide contour serves as an excellent base for mounting front undershoots, mass dampers, or custom brake setups to prevent course-outs after big jumps.
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Japan Cup 2026 Commemorative Graphics: Outfitted with striking light purple graphics highlighting the Tamiya logo and Japan Cup 2026 insignia set against the distinctive woven carbon weave.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Item Number | 95186 |
| Material | 1.5mm Carbon Fiber |
| Roller Stance Setup | 9mm, 11mm, 13mm, 19mm |
| Print Color | Light Purple (Japan Cup 2026 Commemorative Motifs) |
| Chassis Compatibility | ME, MA, MS, FM-A, VZ, AR, VS, Super-II, Super-X, Super-XX, Super TZ-X (Some chassis/bodies may require minor trimming) |
| Included Hardware | Small mounting screws, washers, and installation hardware |
Pit Notes for Racers
Pro Tip: Protect the commemorative light purple print during maintenance! Avoid spraying contact cleaners or harsh degreasers directly onto the top face. Applying a thin layer of clear protective tape over the graphics before racing will keep the print looking fresh through practice sessions and race day collisions.