Vigor RC have released these two tweak plates for the Yokomo BD7 and Xray T4 touring cars. Made from 5mm thick high quality acrylic, they have been designed to have the same chassis plate outline as the car its for. Works as any normal tweak plate does, it comes with a carry case to protect it while being transported or stored.
Bezerk RC introduce these carbon towers for the Xray XB2 Dirt Edition. The front tower features standard geometry, but has increased material for crash protection and is made from 4.0mm glossy carbon fibre for added strength. The rear tower also features standard geometry and aims to be stronger thanks to the 4.0mm carbon fibre.
Montech have introduced their new 190mm touring car body, the IS-200. Positioned in their line-up between the Evo and the Silvy, the new body works great on asphalt giving excellent turn-in while being very stable and carrying lots of speed through the corners. Made from 0.7mm thick high quality polycarbonate it comes supplied with wing & mounting bolts as well as window masks and decals.
View more images of the IS-200 here
After making the decision to incorporate the changes, I was almost a permanent fixture behind the computer… trying to put all the changes from the 3 different concepts into one car. This was very tricky & demanding, as I had to throw away a significant amount of the work done beforehand, and even still I was constantly running into conflicts and problems. After a huge amount of time & effort spent on this, I finally finished and was very pleased with the outcome. I uploaded all the manufacturing programs to the production server, and Production started to work on the 20 pieces of the cars for the team. While working on the team cars, we sadly informed distributors that the RX8 would be delayed for the 2015 season. This was not very welcome news.
HRP have announced that our friend Bill Jeric has joined the company to further develop their expanding portfolio of exclusive and distributed product lines. Jeric comes with decades of experience within the Industry, having spent the last three years at his own firm following 12 years with Horizon Hobby. Bill is widely recognised as former leader of the Losi and Team Losi Racing brands, and most recently as the founder of Tuning Haus. Tuning Haus will become an exclusive product line of HRP, and Jeric plans to continue developing products, strengthening existing relationships and exploring new opportunities for HRP through his network of contacts within the industry. Bill comments “I am excited and grateful to start a new chapter in my career with HRP. Their culture and business philosophies are a great fit that will allow me to help them reach their goals, and I look forward to working with a new team to develop products and useful services that our customers will enjoy”.
Source: HRP [hrpdealer.com]
For the XB2, Xray have created these new side guards, an integral part of the XB2 Multi-Flex system. Molded from composite material, the side guards allow for proper chassis flex an now there are various hardness available for different track conditions. To compliment the kit versions there are now medium and hard versions.
Source: Xray [teamxray.com]
Fenix Racing have released their new F1 Delta gear diff, developed together with Framega. Featuring 4 metal spider gears and 3 high quality ball bearing, this gear diff is offered with an 86 teeth 64dp CNC machined spur gear, in order to ensure the most precise diff possible. Adjusting the diff is achieved with a combination of springs and grease. Available with both, metric or imperial shafts, it will fit almost all the F1 chassis on the market. Available now in pre-order with shipping from mid April.
View another image of the diff here
Maclan Racing have introduced these high quality 100% full carbon fibre car stands. A unique style designed for ultra strength and ultra light weight, being only 1/3 the weight of traditional aluminium car stands, they are designed for both on-road and off-road vehicles. Each carbon fibre stand has holes to support shock building. Available mid-April.
