Arrowmax have a new addition to their range of black-golden tools available in the form of a Centax clutch spring adjustment tool. It allows to easily attach and detach the clutch spring preload collar and it also comes in handy when adjusting the bite point of the clutch. The new tool sports the company’s signature honeycomb design with black-golden anodising finishing.
Source: Arrowmax [arrowmax-rc.om]
Protoform have introduced their all-new Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 body shell for 190mm touring car chassis. Considered the baddest “Vette” of them all, boasting 755 horsepower and a top speed of 212 mph, the ZR1 is an American supercar without peer. Perfectly suited for USGT Class racing, the officially-licensed Corvette body features all the exceptional details of its full-scale counterpart including aggressive front splitter, uniquely-shaped high rear wing, and oversized front grilles. The extensive decal sheet allows to deck out the body with Corvette-branded windshield headers, “Jake” skull hood logo and USA flags. New lighter-weight material lowers the centre of gravity of your USGT car, improving responsiveness. The body includes an add-on rear wing with the USGT-sanctioned 10mm trim height, nylon wing struts, and mounting hardware.
Protoform’s popular T-HD 1/10th scale oval body shell is now also available in a Pro-Lite variant for more weight savings and more speed. The body is made to fit all the latest oval pan-car chassis designs and with multiple moulded in trim lines, it’s able to be mounted in such a way as to meet TOUR body height specifications for capped tyre racing, foam tyre racing as well as the ultra-slammed Saturday night “run-what-ya-brung: style of racing. The T-HD is a high downforce design specifically shaped for flat tracks. This design also incorporates signature PROTOform body science and aero-tweaks, allowing some room for fore and aft adjustment to find the perfect handling balance. The left side features a bumped-out area for added clearance, and the body comes with an add-on spoiler extension with mounting hardware, decal sheet, paint-then-peel overspray film and window masks.
Coming from Team C Racing are two new spring steel turnbuckle tools. Available as combined 3mm/3.5mm and 4mm/5mm wrench, both tools are machined from high-quality spring steel and they feature a dark red surface treatment for wear. Both ends of the tools are marked for easy recognition of the respective sizes.
View the 4mm/5mm turnbuckle wrench here
Destiny have introduced an aluminium steering rack support for the RX-10SR touring car. The alloy brace mounts below the steering ball races, slightly clamping the steering slider to ensure greater durability in the event of a crash as under certain conditions the rail was prone becoming misaligned and even disconnecting at all from the bearings. The support is machined from high-quality aluminium and it comes grey anodised for wear and looks.
Coming from Ride are their new 60mm SC tyres for Tamiya M-Chassis and similar cars. The pre-mounted tyres have been redesigned and they feature a new thin yet highly durable inner belt and the new LT insert. The tyres come on white multi-spoke rims and in colour-coded red 28M, white 30M, yellow 33M and black 36M compounds.
Please note that above image shows the old spec tyres.
Source: Ride [rc-ride.co.jp]
Coming from Yokomo’s Racing Performer series of competition option parts is a new high traction wheel for drift cars. Developed for the use on low traction surfaces the rim will offer moderate flexibility to increase traction while the inner portion allows for greater clearance with the suspension components for increased steering angles. The rim is available in titanium, yellow and white colour and it features a black painted outer ring to visually increase sidewall thickness, ensuring proper 1980’s and ’90’s old school looks.
Coming from ArndtCraft and suitable for most 30mm fan units is the Carbon X-treme series graphite fan cover. The simple yet elegant carbon fibre item offers a nice visual presence, as well as a slight increase in fan rigidity for improved durability.
Source: ArndtCraft [arndtcraft.com]
