Available now from Marc Rheinard’s MR33 brand is the belt booster fluid that was developed to reduce overall drivetrain friction. The chemical will be applied directly to the belts and pulleys where it will reduce the natural drivetrain friction without compromising durability of the belts or pulleys, making it ideal for both stock and modified motor racing alike. The fluid comes in 100ml foam tip bottles.
Source: Tonisport [tonisport.de]
Coming from RC Maker and made for the Awesomatix A800MMX touring car are two adjustable floating electronics plate sets. They were designed to placing the weight down low, in the best position, whilst having absolutely no impact on the flex of the car. With both brass and carbon options, as well as an even heavier brass plate option, drivers have all the tuning options they could ever want to achieve the desired balance. The AFEP system can also be shimmed out from the motor-mount to further increase the tuning adjustability. The standard brass set will weigh in at 23g with the optional 25g plate making it 35g in total. As for the carbon fibre variant, it will weigh in at 12g. Both also allow the easy removal of the electronics plate from the car for maintenance and cleaning purposes.
Yeah Racing have introduced their new aluminium pinion gear carrier that holds up to six pinions. The carrier is machined from high-quality aluminium and it comes black anodised for surface protection and looks. Machined silver edge details make the part stand out. The accessory measures 92x63x10mm and it can take 64 pitch gears of up to 60T or 48 pitch gears of up to 45T in size.
Coming from MSE Performance Parts is a 10g balance weight that is a direct fit for the Mugen MRX, MTX, and MTC range of on-road vehicles. The balancing weight can be used in several areas and is stackable, allowing the driver to alter the car’s weight bias as needed. The weight is precision machined and it comes with a machined weight marking and and MSE logo.
Available now from Tekin are their new Gen4 540-class electric brushless modified motors. The company’s fourth generation brushless motors are utilising the best materials available, they were designed to cut weight while reducing resistance, resulting in a purebred racing machine. From Drag Racing to 4WD Modified Buggy, the Gen4 motors handle all situations, providing the smooth power and control across all RPMs when needed. The motor line is a completely new ground-up design. The new stator is precision stamped and pressed, increasing efficiency and reducing resistance. The motors are hand-wound with high purity copper wire and machined from 6061-T6 aluminium and they are also completely tunable with optional rotors.
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Pro-Line have released a first image of their forthcoming new Shadow 1/10th scale buggy tyre. The dedicated clay surface tyre will be released as 2WD front, 4WD front, and 2WD/4WD rear variant very shortly and we bring you more details as they surface.
Source: Pro-Line [prolineracing.com]
SWorkz have announced the release of three new carbon fibre front lower arm covers for the S35-4 series of buggies. The covers are made of SWorkz’s Pro-composite carbon fibre and they are available in 1.0mm, 1.5mm, and 2.0mm thickness, allowing to adjust the arm’s overall stiffness easily. The covers are attached with the included 3mm socket screws for strength and durability and they come as separate sets.
Exotek have announced the soon release of their first ever full car kit, the F1ultra 1/10th scale formula pan car. Full details of the kit will surface shortly and we bring you a full rundown as soon as images and information on features and specifications become available.
Source: Exotek [exotekracing.com]
