Dimensions and construction
Cars must remain four-wheel drive, carry a recognizable and securely attached body, and pass the published size, weight, tire and clearance limits.
The official Greenland club rulebook, inspection standard and class reference. Use the Guides library to build and tune with a clear understanding of what is legal.
Effective 30 July 2026. Reviewed against Tamiya Official Regulations (December 2025) and Stock Class update (May 2026). Greenland class rules apply at Greenland club events; the race director has final authority over unlisted configurations.
These requirements apply before class-specific allowances. A class may be stricter, but it cannot waive safety, dimensions, four-wheel drive or motor integrity.
Cars must remain four-wheel drive, carry a recognizable and securely attached body, and pass the published size, weight, tire and clearance limits.
AA alkaline or NiMH batteries are allowed. Battery labels and wrapping must remain visible and undamaged. Lithium cells and altered battery wraps are prohibited.
Motors must be genuine, unopened and legal for the chassis and class. All running gears must use a manufacturer-supported ratio for that chassis.
Race-car components must be genuine Tamiya Mini 4WD, R/C Mini 4WD or Dangun Racer parts unless a class rule explicitly says otherwise. Homemade and 3D-printed on-car parts are prohibited.
Sharp exposed shafts, dangerous projections, loose components, leaking oil or grease, and anything likely to damage the course are prohibited.
Every entry must pass inspection. Officials may reinspect at any time, and the race director has final authority over configurations not specifically covered.
Cars are dropped vertically at the start signal. Pushing or throwing is prohibited. A course-out, lane jump, rollover or detached body ends that run.
Do not touch the course or another car, obstruct race operations, alter a car after inspection, or behave in a way that compromises fair competition.
| Inspection item | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Maximum length | Under 165 mm |
| Maximum width | Under 105 mm |
| Maximum height | Under 70 mm |
| Minimum ground clearance | At least 1 mm |
| Minimum weight | At least 90 g including batteries and motor |
| Tire diameter | 22β35 mm |
| Tire width | 8β26 mm |
| Drive system | Four-wheel drive only |
Open the detailed page before buying or modifying parts. The detailed class page controls when a summary and a class-specific rule appear to conflict.
| Configuration | Box Stock | Open Box | B-Max | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kit-only parts | Required | Required mechanically | No | No |
| Same-spec cosmetic swaps | Limited repair | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed |
| Grade-Up parts | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Carbon / FRP plates | No | No | Yes, uncut | Yes, official limits |
| Chassis cutting | No | No | No | Yes |
| New holes in plates/chassis | No | No | No | Open rules only |
| Wheel piercing | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Tire sanding / shaving | No | No | No | Yes, no surface treatment |
| Sliding damper | No | No | Legal bolt-on set | Yes |
| Custom moving gimmicks | No | No | No | Yes, Tamiya parts only |
| 3D-printed on-car parts | No | No | No | No |
A checkmark means the motor is permitted only when it is genuine, unopened and compatible with the chassis. Event announcements may impose a lower motor limit.
| Motor group | Box Stock | Open Box | B-Max | Open | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kit-included normal motor | β | β | β | β | Must match the chassis type |
| Rev / Torque / Atomic-Tuned (single-shaft or PRO) | β | β | β | β | Use the correct single- or dual-shaft version |
| Light-Dash / Light-Dash PRO | β | β | β | β | Track control is still required |
| Hyper-Dash 3 / Hyper-Dash PRO | β | β | β | β | Legal only when compatible with the chassis |
| Power-Dash / Sprint-Dash | β | β | β | β | Single-shaft chassis only |
| Mach-Dash PRO | β | β | β | β | PRO chassis only |
| Ultra-Dash / Plasma-Dash | β | β | β | β | Not included in the club legal-motor list |
| Opened, rewound, altered or cap-removed motor | β | β | β | β | Immediate inspection failure |
Passing inspection is not permanent permission to alter the car. Any approved repair or setup change must be presented for reinspection.
An illegal or unsafe setup found before racing must be corrected and reinspected.
A first procedural error may receive one warning and restart when the race director determines no advantage was gained.
Course interference, an illegal component, an uncorrected false start or a failed post-run inspection can invalidate that run.
Repeated violations, altering a car after inspection, deliberate obstruction or serious unsporting behavior can remove the racer from the event.
Motor tampering, intentional cheating, dangerous conduct or repeated event-level violations may result in temporary or permanent club suspension.
Official Tamiya regulations are the baseline. Greenland house rules define our local classes and battery availability. Third-party educational sites are used for topic organization, not copied as official authority.
Learn motors, gearing, chassis, tires, rollers, brakes, maintenance and parts compatibility without confusing setup advice with race legality.
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