August 8, 2018

PR Racing SB401-R 1/10 4WD buggy kit

Following a first teaser image PR Racing have released first information on their new SB401-R 1/10th scale 4WD competition buggy kit. A number of key components have underwent a redesign to create a faster, quieter and easier to maintain and tune platform while also greatly improving overall performance. The main focus has been set on the all-new narrow 2mm 7075-T6 aluminium chassis and composite side-pods, which utilise a carbon fibre re-enforced spine to control torsional and longitudinal flex. The additional flex has proved to increase grip, and make the car feel more balanced and easier to drive leading to faster, more consistent laps. Other features include new stronger and quieter transmission gears, a vented slipper assembly as well as 12.75mm diameter Type-R shock absorbers, new shorter and grey-coloured ball cups as well as new high-tensile steel turnbuckles. All that is topped off by an ultra low centre of gravity body shell. The kit is set for a release this Fall.

Features:
– Hard anodised 2mm 7075-T6 narrow chassis with side-pods
– Plastic/carbon chassis spine with CNC alloy
– Alloy/Carbon floating servo mount
– Improved weight distribution with motor and
– Type R ultra-low CofG body
– New stronger/quieter pinions and ring gears
– New vented slipper assembly with ultra-hard
– Top loading slipper/centre diff mount for easy access
– Longer diff cups to allow for more droop
– 12.75mm Type R shocks
– Lower towers for ultra-low CofG
– Suspension hangers with inserts for toe and anti-squat adjustment
– Revised Ackerman geometry for improved steering feel
– New shock seal caps and seals for ultra-smooth operation
– 11 Degree CNC caster blocks
– CNC alloy rear hubs
– Gullwing rear wishbones
– Hard front wishbones
– New shorter grey ball-cups
– New high tensile steel turnbuckles

Source: PR Racing [pr-rc.com]



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