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September 13, 2018

Imbue RC8B3 Alu dogbones & Rulon pivot ball bushings

New from Imbue for the Associated RC8B3 is their aluminium dogbone conversion kit and rulon pivot ball bushings. The conversion kit provides all the benefits of an aluminium dogbone driveline, including reduced friction, lower rotating mass and improved fuel mileage to RC8B3 & RC8B3e owners. Also new for the RC8B3, is Imbue’s Rulon (Teflon) pivot ball bushings that reduce friction by 50% over similar CNC Delrin bushings, and nearly 70% over stock nylon These bushings will smooth out your vehicles steering response and provide consistent results.

Source: Imbue [raceimbue.com]

September 12, 2018

S-Workz Zeus aluminium C-Clip

New from S-Workz for their Zeus platform is this aluminium C-Clip, designed to reinforce the original rear arms. Made from high quality aluminium, they fit directly into the Zeus and can also be used in the S35/S35T series, protecting the rear pin from being pulled through the arm when landing badly.

View the mounted part here

September 10, 2018

Vigor ARC R11 shock towers

New from Vigor are these 3.0mm thick lowered shock towers for the ARC R11. The new towers are made from thinner 3mm carbon fibre, compared to the standard 3.5mm material, for increased torsional flex and so improved traction on lower bite surfaces. The front tower has been lowered by 1.0mm and and rear by 2.5mm which they claim gives the car more grip and better response. Works with the original plastic short shock ends, all parts are a direct fit.

Source: Vigor RC [vigorrc.com]

September 6, 2018

RSRC Products titanium machined screws

RSRC Products, the brand of multiple European Champion Reno Savoya, have released a new line of machined screws. Machined from grade 5 titanium they are 2 times lighter than stock steel screws and still as strong so can be used pretty much everywhere. Sporting a deeper print for hex-driver to avoiding stripping, they come gold coated in a wide range of sizes and are sold in a bag of 10.

View more screw versions here

September 5, 2018

WRC GTX 1.4 aluminium rear CVD drive axle

New from WRC Racing for their GTX 1.4 is this aluminium rear CVD drive axle. CNC-machined from premium lightweight Swiss 7075 T6 aluminium and hard coated, they have been specially designed and produced for high-competition racing. Using a CVD helps enhance the performance of the car compared to kit standard dogbones by ensuring a smoother power delivery especially in cornering.

Source: WRC Racing [wrc-racing.com]

September 5, 2018

Teamsaxo F1 to Lemans conversion

Teamsaxo has launched a series of parts to allow the user to convert their F1 to Le-Mans spec chassis. The first set features most of the parts required to convert the front end of most main brand F1 cars to Le-Mans. The second set is to convert Teamsaxo’s own F1 chassis rear end to Le-Mans style.

View the rear conversion set here

September 4, 2018

Infinity IF14 Titanium & Aluminium screw set 

Infinity has released a weight saving 85 piece titanium and aluminium screw set for their IF14 Electric Touring Car. Weighing in at around 19g, the set is 50% lighter than the kit’s standard steel screws. The titanium screws included in the set are for the lower chassis plate where strength is most important with the aluminium screws intended for use where low centre of gravity and the lightest possible weight is advantageous. In addition, the aluminium screws optimise the chassis balance and flexibility. The screw set is offered in two colour options with the aluminium screws available in black or red.

Source: Creation Model [creationmodel.net]

September 3, 2018

PSM TB Evo7 carbon battery mount

From PSM for the Tamiya TB Evo7, comes this 3mm thick carbon battery mount, designed as a lightweight and durable replacement option for the kit-included steel battery mount. It features a tape-style fixture, just like the original battery mount and its adjustable design allows to fine-tune the battery position, especially useful for shorty batteries.

Source: PSM [psmfactory.com]