Hudy’s 30mm and 40mm brushless fan units are now also available in convenient 12-piece XL packs. The reliable fans are ball-raced and feature solder tabs that allow to shorted the included 200mm all-black receiver wire to the needed size without having to crimp on new connectors. The fans are usable for speedo and motor cooling alike and the XL packs make it easy to equip a whole fleet of on-road or off-road cars.
Hudy have introduced their new Professional Multi Tool, functional pliers for a multitude of applications. The tool is machined from 7075 aluminium and it incorporates 2-3mm and 3-4mm shock shaft holders, 1/8th and 1/10th shock body holders, a universal 5mm holder, soldering jig holes for 4mm and 5mm bullet-type connectors, as well as removable small and large pins to hold pivot balls during assembly or disassembly. Also incorporated is an engine sleeve holder. The tool is usable for 1/5th to 1/28th scale cars as well as boats, drones, planes and many more and it comes black hard-anodised and with white Hudy graphics.
Hudy have introduced their new aluminium tool stand that helps to organise work and pit spaces. The stand is machined from high-quality aluminium and it comes black anodised and with laser-etched Hudy graphics. It features multiple machined holes for tools and smaller diameter holes to hold various equipment such body reamers, clutch tools, pliers, scissors, tweezers, gauges, glue, pens or whatever other tools are needed. The integrated parts tray is great for holding assorted screws, nuts, body clips, but also small accessories, support blocks, solder, oils, greases, and more. Machined silver edge details give the tool holder a professional touch.
Hudy have introduced their new aluminium parts tray. It is machined from high-quality aluminium and comes black anodised and with laser-etched lettering and graphics. Four machined compartments of various sizes help to organise hardware, two holes take differentials during building, maintenance and setup and 4mm and 5mm holes allow to hold bullet-type connectors for easier soldering. Additional screw length scales help to source the correct screw during building and machined chamfered edges make for convenient usage and cool looks.
Coming from Hudy is their new ball joint wrench that will ease and speed up camber and steering link building. The small and lightweight tool offers two slots of 10x4mm and 9x5mm respectively, one on the left side and one on the right side, that hold open-design ball cups while inserting the turnbuckle. As the tool does away with the need to use pliers or fingers it ensures both the ball cups and fingers stay free from harm.
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Muchmore have announced the release of a setup system stand for the 1/10th systems of Hudy and Arrowmax. The part is machined from high-quality translucent material, it sports an etched Muchmore logo and takes the four setup systems, wheel thumb nuts as well as the toe plate. The tool is small to save valuable pit and storage space and it can be stored in the original setup system boxes.
Coming from Hudy is their new large travel bag. Measuring 80x40x40cm the hauler bag features an aluminium frame, lower protective bars, a spacious interior, four ball-raced wheels, a telescopic handle and sturdy nylon straps. Carrying handles on the sides make handling the bag a breeze while large side pockets allow to carry manuals and other paper work. The features list is rounded out by bright Hudy graphics to match the remainder of the brand’s merchandise.
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Following the 14-20mm adjustable ride height gauge, Hudy now also have a 20-30mm variant available. Utilising the same compact design, the gauge is suitable for 1/10th and 1/8th scale off-road vehicles and it is very easy to use thanks to the laser-etched height markings and the screw-type design that allows to adjust the required ground clearance by unscrewing the upper cap and aligning the markings of the required ride height. The gauge is made of high-quality aluminium and it comes black anodised for wear and looks.
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