Takashima D-13 has updated their EP Touring Car Spring Collection Box releasing the V2 version. Compared to the pervious version, the capacity is double so it can now hold 32 EP Touring springs. Each holder is 18mm in height and 17.5mm in diameter with an embedded spring stiffness label included inside the box. The new design features snap-clips to makes the box more durable.
Following the release of its Steel Chassis for the Awesomatix A800, Takashima D-13 has expanded their offering with chassis designed for the Axon TC10/4, Schumacher Mi9, and Mugen MTC3 Touring Cars. In collaboration with a full-scale automotive machining factory team, Takashima D-13 have selected a special steel that offers an optimal balance of strength and durability. The chassis features ultra-flat precision grinding with nanometer-level accuracy and a mirror-finish surface treatment for exceptional performance and consistency. Designed to be used with 120-degree flat head screws, this greatly improving cost efficiency and ease of availability, Takashima D-13’s own customised 120-degree, 12.9 grade carbon steel screws work perfectly with our chassis.
New from Takashima D-13 comes this new range of Tungsten weights. Because tungsten alloy has a much higher density than copper, it allows for a smaller volume at the same weight. This makes it easier for RC drivers to achieve their desired ballast within limited space. Unlike other tungsten alloy weights on the market, the Takashima D-13 weight block features a brand-new design that uses a 3 mm screw with a metal washer, supporting both screw-mount and double-sided-tape mounting options. This gives drivers the freedom to choose and enables quick-release, quick-install functionality.
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Takashima D-13 has a new product line coming in the range of Steel Chassis for 1:10 Touring Car with the first release for the A800R from Awesomatix. The same thickness as the original Awesomatix offering, the Takashima D-13 version product features superior quality and finish. In collaboration with a full-scale automotive machining factory team, they have selected a special steel that offers an optimal balance of strength and durability. The chassis features ultra-flat precision grinding with nanometer-level accuracy and a mirror-finish surface treatment for exceptional performance and consistency. Designed to be used with 120-degree flat head screws, it no longer requires special custom screws, greatly improving cost efficiency and ease of availability. The chassis will be available in early of November, and more versions are already on the way.
Coming out with more aftermarket parts for Schumacher’s Mi9, Hong Kong’s Takashima D-13 has released this One Piece Carbon Shock Tower for the 1:10 Electric Touring car. The towers provides improved initial steering response while reducing overall front-end flex, making it ideal for high-grip track conditions.
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New from Takashima D-13 comes this Electric Touring Car Spring Collection Box. Store up to 16 springs in this 74 x 78 x 23.5 mm which weights 52-grams. Each spring compartment measures 18 mm in height and 17.5 mm in diameter with an embedded spring stiffness label is included inside the box. Additional spring stiffness labels are also available for separate purchase.
Following the introducing of their rear body post support for the Schumacher Mi9, Takashima D-13 has expanded the range to cover a range cars from other leading touring car manufacturers. Made from an ultra-lightweight yet durable material and designed to increase body shell stability and enhance rear-end traction, the new rear body supports are now available for the Mugen Seiki MTC3, the Awesomatix A800 series, the Xray X4’25, and Axon’s TC10/3.
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Following the recent release of their front body support for the Schumacher Mi9 touring car, Hong Kong’s Takashima D-13 has now produced a rear body support. Weighing only 1.5 grams, the 3D printed piece is engineered to prevent deformation of lightweight body shells at high speed and reduce the chances of wheel arch cracking. Additionally Takashima D-13 has added a 3D Printed Lightweight Bumper for the Awesomatix A12 1:12 chassis. Produced using durable material, it comes in at a weight of 4.2 grams.
