Tamiya 58416 Rising Fighter 1/10 2WD Off-Road Buggy Kit  [58416]

Tamiya 58416 - 1/10 R/C Rising Fighter 1/10 R/C Car Series No.416
Price:
CAD$92.28
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
58416
GTIN:
4950344584161
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Tamiya Rising Fighter 58416 - Off-road Heritage Meets Reliability

Tamiya's Rising Fighter has long been a favourite for hobbyists who want nostalgic looks and straightforward performance. The 58416 keeps that spirit alive while adding features that make trail riding and bashing easier and more enjoyable.

Sturdy chassis for rough use

The design centres on a semi-monocoque resin body and a rugged chassis that resists impacts during aggressive runs. With overall dimensions of 418mm long, 236mm wide and 187mm tall, the fully enclosed gearbox helps prevent dirt ingress while independent front swing axles and a rolling rigid rear layout work with large friction dampers to soak up bumps.

Simple power and good traction

Powered by a 540 motor, the Rising Fighter delivers lively acceleration without complicating the setup. Grooved front tyres and rear spike tyres provide predictable grip on mixed surfaces. The buggy runs on a 7.2V battery (sold separately) and needs a 2-channel radio and charger to complete the package.

Easy to build, easy to tune

This kit is welcoming to newcomers yet offers scope for setup changes. Builders will find assembly straightforward, and more experienced drivers can refine suspension and tyre choices to suit different tracks or loose surfaces.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/10
  • Length: 418mm
  • Width: 236mm
  • Height: 187mm
  • Wheelbase: 268mm
  • Weight: 1000g
  • Motor: 540 Motor (Included)

The Tamiya Rising Fighter 58416 is a dependable entry-level to mid-level buggy that balances classic charm with practical performance for club sessions and casual off-road driving.

Assembly time varies with experience, but most hobbyists complete the kit in a weekend with basic tools and a tidy workspace.
You will need a 2-channel transmitter and receiver plus a 7.2V stick or pack battery and an appropriate charger to run the car.
Common spares like tyres, shocks and gearbox components are available from Tamiya dealers and third-party suppliers to keep the car on the track.
Yes, the chassis can accept modern motor and ESC upgrades, but you should check fitment and gearing to protect the gearbox and electronics.

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