Some new items from Exotek Racing for their F1Ultra formula car, starting with this heavy duty rear wing mount. Combining 7075 alloy with 4mm carbon fibre, the entire assembly that stiffens the rear wing mounting and tricks your F1 out with custom factory looks. Next up is a heavy duty carbon fibre LiPo cup set, which has a glossy carbon fibre construction with alloy posts for extra secure battery mounting.
For the Hoss 4×4, Traxxas have produced these new heavy-duty steel constant velocity driveshafts. Designed specifically for monster truck applications, they are built to withstand the brutal torque and massive grip produced by the Hoss’ 540XL motor and huge Sledgehammer tires. Compared to ordinary metal shafts, Traxxas’ unique splined telescoping design delivers full-range articulation so there is never a need to limit suspension travel. Metal pin-retention rings keep the drive pins securely in place for extra security on high RPM speed runs. Also suitable for Slash 4×4, Rustler 4×4, and Stampede 4×4 models.
Source: Traxxas [traxxas.com]
Yeah Racing have released these new brass portal covers for the Currie axle on Axial’s Capra 1.9 Unlimited trail buggy. Weighing in at 56 grams each, these not only look great but will ensure you extract more grip from your tires by putting all that extra weight at the lowest point of the vehicle.
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LCG Racing have introduced this new aluminium chassis for the Xray T4 2020 SFX Conversion which features a stepped decrease of cutout width from front to rear. This makes the chassis softer in the front and stiffer in the rear which they claim makes the car smoother at corner entry and more stable on power while increasing steering through the corner. The chassis is designed with reduced width at the droop screw area to decrease scrubbing and, therefore, increase corner speed and only includes long suspension arm holes to improve strength and optimise flex characteristics. The black anodised aluminium chassis is made from high quality 7075 Aluminium and comes laser engraved with the LCG and SFX logos.
Source: LCG Racing [facebook.com]
Creation Model have introduced this new 5×10 shim set for their line of gas powered cars. This shim set is mainly used to adjust the clutch clearance and the 5.1 x 9.8mm shims come in 0.1, 0.2, 0.3mm thicknesses, with ten pieces of each included. The set also comes with a decal for use on the Infinity small-parts box that was released some weeks ago.
Source: Creation Model [creationmodel.net]
New from T-Works for the Team Losi Racing 22X-4 and its predecessor, are these drive shaft safety collars. Replacing the kit standard composite CVA sleeves, these versions are made from black anodised aluminium and sport the T-Works logo. Available in 6 or 2 piece sets.
Source: T-Works [rc-tworks.com]
The RC10B2, one of the most popular RC vehicles in the mid 1990’s has a new carbon fibre shock tower courtesy of JConcepts. The stock vehicle comes standard with a twin up-right unit which carries all the original geometry, however, it lacks the pizzazz, strength, and appearance that the JConcepts tower can provide. The new front shock tower features a connected tower design with X centre giving that all important strength. It also includes detailed and reinforced areas in the large pocketed area, adding strength in key areas as well as the improvement in material creates a more rigid feel, increasing the response in the front-end.
Source: JConcepts [jconcepts.net]
New for the Serpent SRX8 & SRX8GT from T-Works come these machined tapered shock pistons. Available in two different versions, these 16mm diameter pistons sport either 6 or 8 x 1.2mm holes and come in a set of 4.
