Beginner TAGATORON Carbon Front AT Pivot Bumper Assembly [Gimmick Series] (Front, Required)

This bumper (assembly required) combines the features of an "AT bumper" and a "pivot bumper" to withstand impacts from above, below, and from the front. ✅The pivot moves backwards to absorb impacts from the front, helping to absorb impacts from bumps on the 5-lane course. ✅It really comes into its own when the car is hit from the front, especially on rocking straights. ✅The rollers can be moved backwards to absorb the impact of cornering after jumping, making it easier to twist into the course. ✅The stiffness of the pivot can be adjusted by the number of wraps of rubber. If there are no steps, such as on a three-lane course, you can increase the number of wraps to achieve a stiffness close to that of a rigid track. ✅Compatible with MS/FM-A/AR chassis (bumper cutting required for installation) ⚠️This product is not manufactured by Tamiya Co., Ltd. It is designed as an introduction to part processing and as a way to enjoy the gimmicks casually in individual races. It cannot be used in official Mini 4WD tournaments or races based on official competition rules. Product introduction ●This bumper (assembly type) combines the features of an "AT bumper" and a "pivot bumper" to withstand impacts from above, below, and from the front. ●The pivot moves backwards to absorb impacts from the front, helping to absorb shocks from bumps on the five-lane course. This is especially useful when the car is hit from the front, such as on a rocking straight. The rollers can be moved backwards to absorb the impact of cornering after jumping, making it easier to twist into the course. ●The stiffness of the pivot can be adjusted by the number of wraps of rubber. If there are no steps, such as on a three-lane course, you can increase the number of wraps to achieve a stiffness close to that of a rigid track. -Compatible with MS/FM-A/AR chassis (bumper cutting required for installation) This product is not manufactured by Tamiya Co., Ltd. It is designed as an introduction to parts processing and for easy enjoyment of gimmicks in individual races. It cannot be used in official Mini 4WD tournaments or races based on official competition rules.