Mugen have released a new range of skins for the rear wing and rear mud guards of the MBX-6. Designed by US custom specialists Upgrade RC, they feature 8 new different designs to choose from, none of which feature any logos, allowing you to decal it up further. Simple to apply, once attached they are strong and flexible, and so can withstand crashes, and most importantly they are resistant to fuel.
Source: Mugen [mugenseiki.com]
Proline have released the Shift body shell for the Mugen MBX-6T. Featuring super-low styling gives your truggy the lowest center of gravity (CG) possible, while the forward cab design gives you more steering capability and better predictability in and out of corners. The engine head is now more exposed for easy glow plug accessibility and optimal cooling of the engine head and the body is fabricated to fit snugly around the chassis and shock towers. Made from durable/genuine .060 Lexan material it is supplied with shift decal sheet, window mask and paint-then-peel overspray film.
View more images of the body shell here
PSM Racing have released these new MBX-6 brake discs which are made from high grade 4mm glass fibre material. Providing great brake performance, they are lightweight and heat resistant thats to their ventilated design and the extra cooling holes throughout. A direct replacement for the original brake discs, it is recommended to use them only with blank brake pads. Sold individually.
Source: PSM Racing [psm-racing.com]
Mugen have announced their new Mugen winter jacket, which comes in black with a Mugen Seiki logo embroidery on the chest, sleeve and a large logo finish on the back. It is made of innovative and technical material and will be available in sizes S, M, L, XL, XXL, and 3XL. The production of this exclusive jacket is based on pre-orders only and release will be early October, just in time for the start of the colder seasons.
Source: Mugen [mugen.eu]
Tekno RC has released their new V3 conversion kits for the Mugen MBX-6. The new kit has been optimized and balanced for the Mugen layout, with the battery and motor having been sunken in to the chassis to lower the CG further. It includes the new longer/adjustable battery tray as well as newly improved battery straps and is the same kit ran by some Mugen team drivers during pre-production testing. It has been track tested and recently won the RC Pro Series round 1 in the west coast, piloted by Drew Moller.
Source: Tekno RC [impaktrc.com]
Mugen Seiki have announced the release of a new large carrying case, big enough to carry a 1/8th scale truggy. Sporting an internal corrugated plastic box, the outer sleeve is made from a wipeable grey and black fabric and has the Mugen Seiki logo printed in white on the top. A padded carrying handle ensures ease of transport.
Click here to see the open bag
Italian company Picco, most famous for their engines, have started a new line of optionals called ‘P-Zero optional parts’. Their first product is this lightweight transmission kit for the Mugen MRX-4 1/8th scale, the same car company head Alberto Picco used to win the recent Worlds warm up race. The set, which can also be used with the Kyosho M3 (apart from the solid rear axle), includes the front and rear axles, 4 wheel nuts, 2 front drive cups, the rear solid axle and a set of 8 shims. All parts are made with high quality material and accurately machined to ensure the best match with the current drive shafts. The P-Zero line will also soon include a 1/8th scale on-road clutch, but more details to come on that later.
Source: Picco [teampicco.com]
Craft RC have added a new body template to their product line, with the addition of new Mugen MBX-6 stock body skins. Designed by professional designers, the decals are available in 22 different designs, and are available for a whole gaggle of the most popular buggy shells on the market. Pre cut, they are made from top quality material that is easy to apply, fuel resistant and will stay good a long time.
Source: Craft RC [craftrc.com]
