Infinity has released a set of high-precision 4.9mm titanium ball ends for their IF14 1/10 electric touring car. Offering an approximate 8g – or 47 percent – weight reduction compared to the kit’s standard steel ball ends, the polished finish of the ball surface ensures smooth movement over long periods of use. Supplied as a kit of 20 pieces, each of the sizes – short, medium and long – are available separately as a pack of four.
Infinity has released two new aluminium camber bushings for their ETS race-winning IF11 Formula chassis. Supplied as a four piece set, the bushings are precision machined from extremely strong 7075-T6 aluminium. Available as a 1-dot or 2-dot option, the camber adjustment eccentric bushings can be used to adjust the camber angle at 1 degree or 1.5 degrees using the 1 dot while the 2 dot gives 0.5 degree or 2 degrees.
Infinity has released a long life clutch spring for its World Championship winning IF18. The new spring is made of a material that keeps the IF18 clutch in great condition for longer helping utilise maximum engine power.
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Further expanding its tool range, Infinity has released a 5mm hex wrench which is perfect for adjusting cap screw without damaging the pivot ball inside the wheel hub. Made from aluminium, this gives it a premium feel in the hand while working on the Infinity IF15 or IF18 as well as cars from other brands.
Infinity has released a new carbon front body mount plate for use with their long front body post to increase the rigidity around the front bulkhead of their IF18. Using this combination increases response in initial steering while still maintaining a mild steering feel in the middle part of the corner. The new mount plate also offers a weight saving of 4g over the standard kit body mounting.
Infinity has expanded its accessories line-up with the release of a clutch tool for their IF18 1/8th nitro on-road kit. The new tool allows quick and easy adjustment of the amount of spring tension on your clutch nut without disassembling the clutch bell. Featuring the Infinity logo, the tool is finished in black and red to match the brands distinguishing colours.
Axon have introduced their new flex type NBR rubber precision shock bladders for 1/10th electric touring cars. Using a specially-sourced rubber material and an optimised shape, the bladders will improve the shock action for improved damper performance and thus traction and corner speed. The bladders come in packs of four and they are usable for cars such as the Infinity IF14, Tamiya TRF419XR, Xray T4 and Yokomo BD9.
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Infinity has released a new aluminium servo horn designed specifically for its World Championship winning IF18. By making the shape of the arm offset it is possible to achieve the maximum steering angle with a linear steering operation. The servo horn is available in both 23T specification, for servos made by Sanwa and KO, and 25T for servos made by Savox and Futaba.
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