T-Works have spring steel spool cups for a range of 1/10th touring cars available. They are made from the same hardened steel material as their tool tips and the parts are available for the Xray T2, T3 and T4 line, the CSO One, Spec-R R1 and S1 as well as the Team C TC10 and the VBC D06 and D07 cars.
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Inside Line Racing have just released a new carbon fibre T-plate for the Team C TC02C Evo to go alongside their growing range of option parts. The plate has been CNC-machined from a single piece of 6mm thick carbon fibre to give improved accuracy, rigidity and strength over the kit supplied plastic version. It utilises the Team C RF hanger from the TC02 rear motor car which again adds to the strength and tuneability of this new option part. All of this combined adds up to a sharper handling and stronger car.
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Team C have introduced a bearing tool for electric brushless motors. It is designed to help removing and installing the ball race that is pressed into the motor can without harming the bearing or the can. The tool is made from aluminium, it is of a lightweight design and comes orange anodised for looks and durability.
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Available now from Team C is the TC02C Evo Team Edition 2WD mid-motor buggy kit. The vehicle features some orange anodised aluminium upgrades such as the servo saver posts, steering arms, rear suspension mounts with inserts and the rear shock tower mount.
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Coming soon from Team C Racing is the 2015 specification kit of the company’s TC10 1/10th touring car. According to Team C the kit will feature new drivetrain parts, an updated motor mount, redesigned battery mounts as well as a new aluminium steering plate and hard suspension arms. More information and images should be available soon.
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Following the 25mm ESC heatsink fan mount Team C now also have a version available for speed controllers with a 30mm fan mounting pattern. Designed mainly for touring car applications and made from black or orange anodised aluminium the fan mount attaches to the speed controller’s heatsink in order to place the included 30mm WTF fan unit at an angle. This setup can improve the cooling of the speed controller while also blowing towards the motor, allowing to spare the additional motor fan for less amp draw and reduced weight.
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Team C introduce a heat sink fan mount for most of today’s 1/10th brushless speed controllers. The part is designed to mount 30mm fans onto of brushless ESC in order to improve heat dissipation over the standard 25mm fans. Made from aluminium and coming orange or gun metal anodised the fan mount offers a 25mm mounting pattern for the controller heatsink and a 30mm pattern for the fan. Additionally the fan sits at an angle to blow towards the motor, doing away with the need to use an additional unit. Included with the mount comes a genuine WTF 30mm fan.
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Team C have aluminium servo mounts for the TM4 4WD buggy available. Made from high-quality material and coming orange anodised the parts allow for a more precise and sturdy mounting of the steering servo resulting in improved steering response.
Source: Team C [teamcracing.net]
