Pro-Line Summer Sale
Our site sponsors Pro-Line have been in contact to let you all know about their latest special offer. This weekend only, you can save an additional 15% off on all Pro-Line bodies with the Summer Sale. To avail of this great online only deal, it couldn’t be simpler, the discount is automatically added upon checkout.
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Friday, June 25, 2010
Pro-Line Hole Shot SC tires
Having shown us a sneak peek of the new Hole Shot short course tire last week, Pro-Line have today announced its release. The Hole-Shot is renowned across the world as one of the most used race tires of all time. With its square-lug technology and highly reinforced tire carcass, it comes supplied with the durable, long-lasting closed-cell inserts and is available in M3 (Soft) and M4 (Super-Soft) compounds.
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Pro-Line Hole Shot SC – Sneak peek
Pro-Line are showing off a sneak peek of their new Hole Shot Short Course tires. Available soon, the tread features a small pin design for the ultimate in responsiveness, it uses a square lug throughout and is great on blue groove to wet, hard packed surfaces.
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Friday, May 28, 2010
Pro-Line Tansou 190mm drift body
Having given you a sneak peek at Pro-Line’s new Tansou 190mm drift body last week, it is now here. With its smooth transitioning fender flares and aggressive stance, the Tansou will put you at the front of the field before you even lite up the tires. Made from durable, genuine Lexan, its actual width is 197mm to match popular 190mm chassis with 26mm wheels and matches rear-toe in for a flush wheel to fender match. Optional wing included, it is supplied with paint then peel overspray film, sticker sheet and window masks.
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Pro-Line Blitz F-150, SC tires & PowerStroke spring sets
Lots of new Short Course product releases from Pro-Line, starting with this officially licensed Ford F-150 shell for the HPI Blitz. Featuring bold off-road Short Course styling with extremely pronounced fenders for an attack-like stance. Having had a sneak peek last week, PL have finally released their new Suburbs SC tires which come in MC compound and are great for indoor clay surface and prefers low track temperatures and wet surfaces. PL have also released Bow Tie SC in the MC compound and the Trencher SC in the M3 soft compound. Finally for the PL PowerStroke front and rear shocks for the Traxxas Slash and Slash 4×4 as these range of springs. Now you can adjust ride heights and dual-rate spring rates almost infinitely with these color coded springs. Kits come with six primary (short) and six secondary (long) high quality springs with color coded stripes to reference rates.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Pro-Line Tansou drift shell
More new stuff from Pro-Line who have sent us this sneak peak at their all new drift shell, the Tansou. We have no other details apart from the fact that is a 190mm wide shell and it is soon to be released.
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
Pro-Line SC Suburbs sneak peak
Pro-Line have released a photo of their new Suburb short course tires which they have received for testing. No other information was given, but we can of course expect these to be released in the not too distant futures.
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
Pro-Line Silverado for Blitz & M4 tires a-la-carte
Having already released a Chevy Silverado truck for the Slash and SC10, Pro-Line have now released a version for the HPI Blitz. With is bold off-road Short Course styling, extremely pronounced fenders for an attack-like stance, this officially licensed shell has been made from high quality crystal clear genuine GE lexan. Also, having released their 1/8th buggy Recoil, Hole Shot and Caliber patterns in super soft M4 compound last month, they have announced that these tires will be also now available without the insert, for those want to make their own selection.
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
