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December 19, 2017

T-Works B64 steel CV-style driveshaft sets

Coming from T-Works are new steel CV-style driveshaft sets for the Team Associated B64 series of 1/10th 4WD buggies. The pre-assembled sets are available for the front and the rear of the buggy with a novelty being the left-hand thread sets that offer a single left-hand thread wheel axle that prevents the wheel nut from becoming undone during a run. Mounted on the left hand side of the buggy, the wheel nut will fasten when the wheel starts to slip on the axle, preventing the nut from coming undone.

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December 15, 2017

T-Works T4 spring steel twin-type spool outdrives

Coming from T-Works and made for Xray’s T4 series of 1/10th scale touring cars are spring steel twin-type front spool outdrives. The driveshaft adapters are machined from high-quality material and feature a dual design that allows to use them with or without the driveshaft’s protective C-blades with the result being different cornering and on-power characteristics. The set is a direct fit on the 2018 down to the 2015 spec cars and it includes gold-anodised hardware.

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December 14, 2017

T-Works BD8-2018 titanium turnbuckle set

T-Works have introduced a titanium turnbuckle set for the Yokomo BD8-2018 touring car. The kit includes a total of seven 64 grade titanium spanners for the steering, servo, and camber links and it includes a suitable 4mm wrench.

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December 11, 2017

T-Works MTC1 spool outdrives & titanium hinge pin kit

Coming from T-Works and made for the Mugen MTC1 electric touring car kit are twin-type spring spool outdrives and a titanium hinge pin set. Staring with the outdrives, they are machined from high-quality spring steel for exceptional durability and it is understood that they feature a twin-type design, meaning they are usable with both C-blade or “pin-only” driveshafts to create different on-power characteristics. The parts are a direct replacement and they come including hardware. Also new is a set of 64-grade titanium hinge pins for the MTC1. The shafts replace the standard steel items for lighter ones.

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December 8, 2017

T-Works release DB8-2018 optional parts

T-Works have released a whole range of option parts for the Yokomo BD8-2018 touring car. First up are several lightweight titanium parts such as a 64 grade titanium UFO head screw set, a mixed titanium and aluminium black UFO head screw kit, a mixed titanium and aluminium black standard hex head screw kit as well titanium turnbuckles, hybrid turnbuckles, a ball end set, a king pin screw set and also a suspension pin kit. Also available is a gold-plated steel screw set and two hard and extra hard +6mm bumpers.

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December 4, 2017

T-Works NB48.4 titanium turnbuckle set

Coming from T-Works and made for the Tekno RC NB48.4 buggy is a titanium turnbuckle set. Including a total of seven turnbuckles for the camber and steering links as well as a smaller one for the servo link, the set is made to replace the standard turnbuckles with high-quality 64 grade titanium links and it also includes 4mm and a 5mm turnbuckle wrenches.

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

December 1, 2017

T-Works ZX6.6 aluminium centre drive shafts

T-Works have introduced a range of aluminium centre drive shafts for the Kyosho ZX6.6 1/10th 4WD buggy. Available are 71.5mm, 79.5mm and 88mm variants all of which are made of high-quality 7075-T6 aluminium for a low weight and exceptional strength while the black surface coating reduces wear and improves looks. While being available separately, T-Works also offers two complete sets for the different drivetrain layouts possible with the ZX6.6 kit.

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November 30, 2017

T-Works T4’18 brass motor mount plate

Made for Xray’s T4’18 electric touring car kit is T-Works’ new brass motor mount plate. The item is machined from high-quality brass material, it sports a black surface coating for wear and machined edge details for looks. It matches the T4’s 2018 specification Multi-Flex geometry and adds weight to one of the most central parts of the chassis.

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