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August 6, 2020

T-Works A319 DLC-coated shock shafts

Made for Agama’s A319 series buggies are two new DLC-coated shock shaft sets from T-Works. Available as 57.9mm front and 65.9mm rear variant, the shock shafts are made of high-quality steel and they sport a DLC surface treatment, the same as the crankshaft coating of many competition engines. The slick yet very durable surface protects the shock shaft from becoming excessively scratched or damaged while ensuring super-smooth shock action. Included with the shock shafts comes piston mounting hardware.

View the rear shock shafts here

May 21, 2020

T-Works A319 4mm carbon fibre shock towers

Coming from T-Works and made for the Agama A319 1/8th scale buggy are front and rear shock tower made of 4mm carbon fibre. The shock stays are understood to mimic the stock suspension geometry, however their different weight and flex characteristics can be beneficial in certain track conditions. The towers are available separately for the front and rear of the buggy and also as combo set including both.

View the rear shock tower here

April 27, 2020

LMR A319 Stiffy engine mount

Nemo Racing have introduced the new Stiffy engine mount for the Agama A319 nitro buggy. Designed to improve reliability and consistency, the fit and forget product is understood to make for a more dependable gear mesh setting regardless the track conditions by reinforcing the engine and centre drivetrain chassis area. The engine mount is machined from high-quality aluminium and it comes black anodised for wear and looks.

Source: Nemo Racing [nemoracing.com]

April 27, 2020

Agama A319E 1/8th scale E-buggy kit – Coming soon

Following a first teaser image back in February, UK Agama distributors Nemo Racing have released more images of their forthcoming new A319E 1/8th scale E-buggy kit. The vehicle will build on the popular A319 nitro buggy, utilising its suspension and most drivetrain components while the clamping motor mount and all other electric-specific parts have been purpose-designed for the electric-powered variant. Official details about the features and specifications have yet to surface but for now here are some nice images of the production kit.

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February 25, 2020

Leadfinger Racing A215T Strife body shell

Coming from Leadfinger Racing and made for the Agama A215T truggy is the new Strife body shell. Like LFR’s other Strife truck bodies the A215T variant features an aggressive and low profile look that will turn heads. The lid is moulded from durable high-quality Lexan polycarbonate material, it comes clear and including window masks and a sticker sheet. The body is made in the USA and will fit both the nitro and electric variants of the truck.

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February 21, 2020

T-Works 1/8th off-road 30mm lightweight brake disks

Coming from T-Works and made for many popular 1/8th off-road kits are lightweight 30mm brake disks. The precision-cut rotors are of a vented design for less fading even during long and gruelling mains and they are available in a variant for the Agama A319 and also as a universal offering for vehicles such as the Mugen MBX, Serpent Cobra, Xray XB8 and HongNor X3.

Source: T-Works [rc-tworks.com]

February 8, 2020

Vision Racing Products A319 motor mount stiffener

Vision Racing Products have released first images of their forthcoming new motor mount chassis stiffener for the Agama A319 buggy. Made from 7075 aluminium, coming black anodised and re-machined for looks, the stiffener brace incorporates the outer engine mount and a stiffener brace to reinforce the flywheel area of the chassis, which can be beneficial when running on very bumpy tracks or landing huge jumps as the brace ensures constant gear mesh while keeping away the clutch screw from the fuel tank. In addition prolonging brace can keep the chassis from permanently bending in the highly machined engine and flywheel area.

View another image here

February 1, 2020

Agama A319E E-buggy kit – Teaser image

Nemo Racing from the UK have released a first teaser image of the forthcoming new Agama A319E 1/8th scale E-buggy kit. The kit is expected to be released mid-March and more images will be released closer to the release date. The buggy will sport a couple of new and neat features as well as the forward mount ESC and multiple battery configurations Agama have had for a few years now. Some colouring in the rendering is for presentation purposes only and may not reflect the actual colours of the parts in the production kit. We bring you more details on the buggy as they surface.

Source: Nemo Racing [nemoracing.com]