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The Cyclone Magnum is now available on the modern AR Chassis. The futuristic body was previously mounted on the Super chassis. The Japanese Mini 4WD cartoon Let"s & Go! is a known throughout Japan and this vehicle was featured in the cartoon and it was driven by one of the main characters Go Seiba. The AR Chassis places great emphasis upon aerodynamics, also offering users a blend of durability, customization and ease of maintenance.

The AR chassis is designed to offer its driver durability, customizability and ease of maintenance, all of which are vital ingredients for a successful Mini 4WD racer. Its aerodynamic form smoothly allows air to pass through the chassis interior as the machine runs, performing the vital function of cooling the batteries and motor and extending their effectiveness. The air intakes on the chassis and body are integrated for optimal performance. This high-speed racing chassis also features low-friction plastic bearings to ensure that any loss of power from the engine to the wheels is minimal in nature. The under-panel and diffuser can be removed from the model without taking off the body, while a low-friction rear skid bar is fitted to slash time loss experienced on tricky slope sections, and keep the racer on the track where it belongs. Features a 4.2:1 gear ratio.

This is a brand-new 4WD machine, which is to appear in a modern update of the ???Let???s & Go!!" Mini 4WD comic in Japan. ??As keen Mini 4WD fans may catch from its name, the Great Blastsonic ??? driven by hero Retsu Seiba ??? takes some design cues from previous Sonic successors. It is based on the AR Chassis, which is designed to offer its driver durability, customizability and ease of maintenance.