We showed the first picture of the new .12 engine from RB products last week, called the R3, and today RB Products have updated their site with the full information from the new motor including internal pics and specs. We gave you the lowdown on the motor already so if you missed it you can check it out here or go to the RB product page here.
Source: RB Products [rbproducts.com]
A summary of other news pieces from around the internet today in our Red RC Round-up:
> New Team Magic M1B buggy on the way? – Link [neo-buggy.net]
> Flap introduce a new range of high accuracy spur gears – Link [www17.ocn.ne.jp]
> PN Racing introduce Delrin spur gears for the Mini-z – Link [pnracing.us]
> Results from the 2nd round of the Socal Saturday Series – Link [neo-buggy.net]
K Factory have announced the release of their new range of mounted and trued sedan foam tires. Claiming to be unique in that they offer both good foam combined with strong, high quality wheels, these new tires are available in a range of shores from 35 to 45, and in a width of 30mm and 26mm. Another cool feature about these new tires is that they are supplied in a high tech looking, air tight, bag that keeps the tire freshness inside preventing them from drying out.
Source: K Factory [kfactoryracing.com]
Kyosho have released details of their soon to be available ST-R long conversion set, which is suitable for the Inferno truggy. This new long wheelbase conversion, which is 2.5mm longer than the original version, provides the truggy with more stability as well as an optimised center of gravity and the main part is of course the chassis plate, which is a CNC machined, champagne anodised, plate that is ultra stiff and very durable. The other parts included in the conversion set are a new chassis stiffening rod and a longer rear center CVD shaft both of which are necessary to accomodate the longer plate. New steering blocks are also included which provide better control, new wheel nuts and finally a new rear wing mount that is higher than the original version and provides more down force.
Source: Kyosho [kyosho.com]
Japanese firm Potential have released, amongst other things, this new 1/12th scale Group C body shell called the Stealth. In development for several months this new shell is very near completion, with the first sales expected at the end of this month. Made using 0.6mm polycarbonate, this new shell promises more stability along with better overall grip and turning ability.
Source: Potential [8020.teacup.com/potential]
A summary of other news pieces from around the internet today in our Red RC Round-up:
> Kyosho France have lots of new Kyosho parts – Link [kyoshofrance.com]
> Team Orion have their own report from last weekends Tectrotec race – Link [teamorion.com]
> GiBon-Goo Wins the 1/10th class at the Serpent Race in Korea – Link [teamxray.com]
> Kimihiko Yano release their own carrying box – Link [kimihiko-yano.net]
> Werks Racing release their TL28B7 truggy engine – Link [neo-buggy.net]
Stock touring may be a young class in Japan but is growing and the manufacturers are taking note. Following on from this weeks release of stock motors by Kyosho and Team Orion, comes this new 23T motor from Team Tectro. Meeting all class regulations as laid out by the JMRCA, this motor can easily handle the high power delivered by todays cells and thanks to a special coating the rotor can now withstand really high temperatures making it very durable. Available in 3 different versions.
Source: Powers International [powers-international.com]
Team Associated have announced the release of this Factory Team-CA, which is a newly developed premium blend formula CA that is specifically formulated for mounting tires to wheels. The .7 oz. bottle features a clog-free applicator tip and tube that makes gluing tires quicker and easier than ever before. New from Reedy is this 1700 Ni-MH 7.2V Stick Pack Battery Pack that is pre assembled, comes complete with a Tamiya style connector, high temperature silicone lead wire and is the perfect choice for budget-minded entry level 1:10 racers who don’t require a higher-priced matched pack.
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