Xtreme Racing have introduced new front and rear carbon fibre shock towers for the TLR 8ight 4.0 buggy. The front shock stay is machined from 5mm carbon fibre while the rear variant is made of slightly thinner 4mm material, the towers are direct replacements for the stock alloy parts and they are available separately.
View the rear shock tower here
Xtreme Aerodynamics have announced the signing of Alberto Picco to their team. Alberto has tested and used the Italian bodyshells last year and he will now get full factory support to run the company’s 1/8th scale bodies exclusively for the 2017 season.
Source: Xtreme Aerodynamics [xtremeaerodynamics.com]
Xtreme Racing have introduced a carbon fibre handle for the Spektrum DX6R transmitter. Machined from high-quality carbon fibre the part is designed to replace the standard plastic part and it will work with either left or right hand setups.
Coming from Xtreme Racing and made for Spektrum’s DX6R transmitter is a carbon fibre and aluminium drop down. Designed to replace the standard plastic part, Xtreme’s drop down is constructed from high-quality carbon fibre and black anodised aluminium. The tough design makes for improved stability and durability while also adding a technical touch to the transmitter. Included with the set come miscellaneous fasteners.
Coming from Xtreme Racing and made for Tamiya’s Monster Beetle and Blackfoot re-release 2WD trucks are several carbon fibre option parts. First up are carbon fibre rear shock mounts. Cut from high-quality material the parts are designed to replace the standard shock mounts with stiffer and cooler looking parts. The set included two shock mount brackets and shock mounting hardware.
Xtreme Racing have introduced a set of carbon fibre frame rails for the Axial SCX10 truck. Designed to replace the standard rails, the parts are cut from 3mm carbon fibre for strength and a little flex when needed. The chassis sports integrated shock towers and allows up to 100mm shocks with the additional shock hole locations. Frame rails also have been raised 10mm for better clearance. Included in the set come two side frame rails.
Source: Xtreme Racing [xtremercracing.com]
Xtreme Racing have released a range of carbon fibre option parts for the Kyosho Optima re-release buggy in the form of a radio tray as well as front and rear shock towers. The radio tray is cut from 2mm carbon material and it replaces the standard fibreglass part with a better looking and more rigid solution. The plate matches the stock dimensions and it is a direct replacement. The front and rear shock towers are cut from 3mm material to replace the kit’s aluminium parts. The towers match the stock suspension geometry and they are available separately.
Xtreme Racing have new carbon fibre option parts for the Axial RR10 Bomber off-road vehicle available. The range includes a roof panel as well as a set of side panels to replace the standard plastic parts. The panels are cut from lightweight 1.2mm carbon fibre, a direct replacement for the stock parts and they are available separately or as a combo set.
