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Super-II Chassis

The Super-II Chassis is the next generation of the Super-1 Chassis, and it features race-ready advancements such as a reinforced bumper, rear stay secured by 2 rotating switches and screw-secured cover. The chassis also offers excellent adaptability.

The main chassis parts, especially the front bumper, has been reinforced. The front bumper has also extended and added few attachment holes for the use of grade-up parts. The battery switch has been changed from slide-type to rotate-type, and the battery clip's design was also changed to the much more rigid one. There's also the newer hard-points for rear stay parts, as seen in Super X Chassis and later chassis.

Some kits came with the Side-Guard EX attachment which can be installed on under the middle of the chassis.

Performance-wise, it behaves similar to that of VS Chassis, except that Super-II Chassis has greater adaptability than VS Chassis.

While most of the Mini 4WD cars equipped with Super-II Chassis are molded in normal ABS plastic, the chassis that came with the Magnum Saber Premium, Sonic Saber Premium and Tridagger X Premium were molded in polycarbonate-mixed ABS plastic, while the chassis that came with the Victory Magnum Premium and the Vanguard Sonic Premium were molded in carbon-mixed ABS plastic.

A while after the release of Super-II Chassis, there are complaints that the screw that holds the gearbox would become loose due of frequent removes and reattaches. Tamiya would later includes the easy locking gear cover (originally a Grade-Up Parts) as standard in some Super-II Chassis cars starting with Dash-1 Emperor Premium. As of 2022, only most of the Premium variants of older minicars and some RS cars includes the easy locking gear cover.

This is the first Mini 4WD chassis to be recalled. Soon after the release of Magnum Saber Premium, Tamiya discovered the mold defects on the chassis and recalled all of the original Magnum Saber Premium kits. This since has been fixed with the second mold revision.

The hole on the centerfront of the front bumper was designed to allows the attachment of certain bodyshell's additional parts. (i.e. Liberty Emperor and Dash-001 Great Emperor's front spoiler)

Credit:
https://www.tamiya.com/english/mini4w...
https://mini-4wd.fandom.com/wiki/Supe...