ARC have released this caster angle gauge designed for the R12 series of cars. Created to measure the caster angle, there are 2pcs inside the package, one for each side, with the height of the line marker adjustable to fit all setup station on the market.
The highly anticipated colour versions of the MC-1 from Rêve D are finally ready for release. The MC-1 was the R.C.D.C champion from the all Japan cup in 2021, taking all podium places, and to celebrate they have released this limited version. A high quality red or purple anodising process has been applied to each aluminium part while keeping the enhanced properties of the original chassis, such as pitching & roll rigidity optimised for drift. Also included is the lightweight aluminium gear case, with excellent maintainability and their special design motor plate that can change the motor height without removing the spur gear unit. Furthermore, in this MC-1, comes with both types of upper deck so that it can be used with both slide rack and bell crank steering systems.
View more images of the MC-1 here
Yokomo have introduced a limited edition ‘Teams’ version of their YD-2RX drift car. While based on the RX’s motor layout for high rear traction, the use of the Teams’ main chassis ensures a good steering feel. Not only does it have a sharp response to cornering, but it also provides better control while cornering. The suspension is also fully tuned with SLF big bore shocks, Team’s tapered shock pistons, titanium coated shock shafts and high grade O-rings, combined with the latest drifting springs for a competitive suspension. Other features include brass rear suspension mounts to improve rear traction, a LW integrated bulkhead to reduce front weight and a lightweight slide rack for weight balance. Available in red, black or purple versions.
View more images of the Teams edition here
Creation Model have produced these softer composite parts for the Infinity IF18-2. The new parts include a front lower arm end and the front suspension inserts. Both parts use a softer material than stock, which helps increase crash resistance and makes the steering response more mild and make it easier to drive.
RC Maker have produced more new carbon items for the Xray X4, starting with this GeoCarbon floating front servo mount plate. It offers the ability to float the steering off the chassis, removing any interference with chassis flex. The bonus of this, is it’s also possible to lower the whole steering rack in the car by installing shims under the bellcrank posts and removing them from the steering arm (to maintain the same bump steer). RC Maker clam that this lowers the whole centre of gravity of the car, yielding faster response and more agile handling.
Our friends at Axon have released a teaser image for their upcoming TC10/2, the follow up to the TC10, a BD10 conversion. Set to be fully unveiled at a later date, with the release planned in for late February or early March, this new update is set to feature some major updates. With the release of the TC10/2 and recent signing of Akio Sobue as their factory driver, Axon are looking to position themselves as a serious player in the class. More details as we get them.
Source: Axon [team-axon.com]
From Xray for the X4 is this are two new chassis T-braces, in aluminium and brass. Designed to make the car more stable, it generates more rear traction and allows chassis flex adjustments to alter steering characteristics by adding and removing screws from the brace. Brass material puts weight (8 grams) in the centre of the chassis and helps to lower the CG.
View the aluminium T-brace here
Exotek have produced this super light titanium axle set for the B6.3 and B6.2 drag race cars. The use of titanium reduces the weight and rotating mass of your driveline for quicker acceleration. Over 40% lighter than the stock steel axles at only 3.5 grams each, these are for experienced drag racers only as titanium is lighter than steel.
Source: Exotek [exotekracing.com]
