August 28, 2012

Xray Challenge Italy – Announcement

Xray Italy in cooperation with Sprint RC invites all Xray drivers to come to the Xray Challenge Italy in Roma on the Weekend of the 2nd of September. Run at the Xclub Modelismo 2002 track in 1/10th electric touring modified and 13.5T stock classes on Sorex hand out tires. Find more information here.

Source: Xray [teamxray.com]


August 28, 2012

RC9394 TC6 double joint CVD & body support

RC9394 are happy to release a new line of option parts for the Team Associated TC6 line of touring cars. First up are the double joint CVD drive shafts that minimise the vibration and wheel chatter at high steering angles. They are made from high-quality spring steel and come with spring retainer clips and bearings. Also available for the TC6 are body support posts that are simply slipped over the stock body posts and secured with a body clip. They make for an improved body fit and better transmission of the downforce created by the body shell. The supports are also available for Tamiya and Xray body post diameter.

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August 26, 2012

Speed Passion Reventon Pro ESC

Tresrey announce the Speed Passion Reventon Pro brushless speed controller. The competition ESC is designed for 2S LiPo use with down to 3.5T 540-size motors, it features a 6V/3A BEC system and sports dimensions of 35x40x20mm. It comes with a machined case that incorporates cooling fins and the controller accepts sensor and sensorless motors. The speedo becomes available in September in laser blue and gun metal colour and will include a programming card to adjust the software parameters.

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August 24, 2012

µ-Pro Photon optional servo mount set

A new product from µ-Pro is this optional servo mount set for the T.O.P. Racing Photon EX. This optional servo mount set would secure the servo only at the center line of the main chassis. This would optimize the left-right balance of the the chassis flex characteristics. The set comes complete with all the additional parts and fasteners to mount your servo.

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August 23, 2012

Schumacher SupaStox GT12 differential

The new Schumacher SupaStox has taken the GT12 class by storm with these small cost effective racers a big hit around the indoor circuits. Now they are glad to bring you an item that Schumacher were first made famous for 30 plus years ago, a diff. The Schumacher engineers have once again come up with a superbly designed item made from high quality components which will allow many many runs without a rebuild. Strong solid steel axle combined with an alloy hub/wheel carrier, steel short axle and precision ball bearings allows simple tightness adjustment without the need to disturb the tension when removing the wheel.

Source: Schumacher [racing-cars.com]


August 23, 2012

KM H-K1 alu middle plate mount set

For the H-K1 EvoII from KM Racing is this aluminium middle plate mount set. Suitable to be mounted with carbon or copper middle plate, the supplied copper plate will move the centre of gravity more to the bottom and to the centre. The new parts are suitable for H-K1 EvoII chassis only.

Source: KM [km-rc.com]


August 21, 2012

Alien Racing Legend 12.1 World Edition

To celebrate their successful participation at their first 1/12 World Championships back in July, Alien Racing have introduced the Legend 12.1 in a special and limited version called World Edition. Only 1 production batch will be done only for those who pre-order and delivery will be start at the beginning of October. The Legend W.E. has no links or T-bar which they claim provides the best performance and efficiency and the car is delivered with a lateral shock and an upper deck for damper installation.

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August 20, 2012

LRP Dynamic 8 1600kv brushless motor

LRP have released a 1600kv version of their Dynamic 8 brushless motor for 1/8th scale cars. The innovative multislot-winding creates incredible torque while at the same time the motor features improved efficiency over the full rpm range. Less power is lost into heat and that means more power reaches your drivetrain.

Source: LRP [lrp.cc]