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You will need the build manual supplied with
your kit (or for some hop-up options, the hop up panel on the side of the
box). Alternatively use the link on the menu page to access Tamiya's
resources of manuals and exploded diagrams with part numbers.
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| Don't have the build manual? Press the
Manuals button above. This will take you to Tamiya's
site where you can download a parts page for your car.
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If possible, work out what your car's number
is - example, 58273 is the popular Impreza "Round Light" kit.
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Identify by studying the manual, which part
you require.
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Identify which parts also come with the part
you require. Most parts are supplied either in a bag or on a sprue - this
will be identified on the last few pages of the build manual. Typically,
these are identified by letters - e.g. "A Parts" or "Gear
Bag A"
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Find the part listed on the back page (or
inside back cover) of the manual.
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If the item is a spare part, it will be listed with a
description and a seven digit part number - sometimes, where a part is
available individually (e.g. snap pins or a drive shaft) the seven digit
number will be listed by the part itself. Where parts are only
available as a part bag (e.g. "C Parts" etc) the seven digit
number will be shown clearly near the parts listing. All hop up parts,
and some common spares, have a five digit number.
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Note the part number(s) you need and look
them up on the site.
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| If you need parts for non-radio controlled
Tamiya plastic kits, these are not listed online. Please email us for
assistance using the link on the menu page. |
Manuals
