Tamiya 22098 Super Stock Motor VZ 23T 1/10 Touring Standard  [22098]

Tamiya 22098 - Super Stock Motor VZ (23T)
Price:
CAD$43.92
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
22098
GTIN:
4950344220984
Condition:
Brand New
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Overview and intended use

This Super Stock motor is a 23-turn brushed unit built for 1/10 scale touring and stock-class on-road cars. It is suitable as a direct replacement in stock racing classes and serves as a straightforward baseline for setup and tuning. The VZ tag marks its place in the series rather than indicating aftermarket modification.

Fitment advice and installation tips

  • Compatibility: Designed to fit standard 1/10 touring motor mounts and common motor plates found on on-road chassis.
  • Mounting: Secure using the chassis motor screws, align the pinion to the spur with minimal slack, and recheck gear mesh after initial short runs.
  • Connections: Use soldered or crimped motor leads as per your chassis wiring and make sure the connection to the ESC or harness is tight and insulated.
  • Running-in: Carry out a gentle run-in under light load to seat the brushes; avoid heavy throttle until the motor settles and temperatures stabilise.

Tuning and setup guidance

  • Use stock-class gearing and control tyres that match race regulations to keep power delivery consistent.
  • Watch motor temperature while adjusting gear ratios; moderate warmth is normal but high heat points to mesh issues, binding, or unsuitable gearing.
  • Change pinion size only within class limits and test small steps on track to tune acceleration versus top speed.
  • Include commutator and brush checks in routine maintenance to keep throttle response smooth.
It is aimed at 1/10 scale touring and other on-road stock-class cars that use standard motor mounts and plate spacing.
Yes. Use any ESC rated for brushed motors and matched to your battery type and class rules; no specialised controller is required.
Do a series of short light-load runs, avoid sustained full throttle at first, and allow cooling intervals to let the brushes seat evenly.
Inspect brushes and commutator regularly, clear debris from the can, check bearings for smooth spin, and replace consumables when wear appears.

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