MW RC Cars from Austria have released a first teaser image of their forthcoming nitro off-road engine. Picco-based by the look of things the power plant will become available within the next two weeks and more information should surface in time for the release.
Source: MW RC Cars [mwrccars.at]
Coming from JConcepts and made for the Tekno RC MT410 monster truck is a protective overtray. When racing or bashing on a loamy or top-soil dirt surface, the inside of the MT410 chassis can become loaded with dirt or debris which creates extra weight. With the overtray these worries are minimised as the accessory fits snug around the entire chassis structure while being attached along the sides of the chassis with hook and loop tape for easy access. The overtray is built with height to provide extra room for various electrical and battery configurations but is still low enough for a clean fit and installation. There is a slight opening at the front-end which manoeuvres around the steering assembly and top-deck and also an open rear-end to provide some natural air-flow in and out of the closure. The tray has large front and rear trim-able openings which can be detailed for air-in and escape. The overtray comes clear and untrimmed.
Coming soon from Losi is the 1/6 Super Baja Rey 4WD brushless RTR desert truck. The truck offers realistic handling characteristics like the big boys, thanks to the long travel solid 4-link rear axle and independent front A-Arm suspension. Four long-travel coil-over shock absorbers soak up any form of terrain and the chassis is equipped with an aluminium main plate and a sturdy 4×4 driveline with adjustable differentials. The truck is topped it off with an authentic four piece body, full bodied roll cage, and driver figures. A Dynamite Fuze 1200kv 6S-capable motor and 160A speed controller help to propel the truck to speeds of up to 80km/h and the control is taken care of by a Spectrum DSMR radio system with Active Vehicle Control technology.
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Muchmore have announced the release of a setup system stand for the 1/10th systems of Hudy and Arrowmax. The part is machined from high-quality translucent material, it sports an etched Muchmore logo and takes the four setup systems, wheel thumb nuts as well as the toe plate. The tool is small to save valuable pit and storage space and it can be stored in the original setup system boxes.
Coming from SWorkz and made for the S12 series of buggies is an aluminium rear hub carrier set. It is made from high-quality alloy for improved durability and offers an updated design with six new upper camber link mounting positions for enhanced tuneability. In addition the hubs are usable with the smaller 6x12x4mm ball bearings for a lower weight.
T-Works have introduced their all-new foldable shock stand for 1/8th and 1/10th shock absorbers. Constructed from black anodised aluminium and high-quality carbon fibre the shock stand is usable for most 1/8th and 1/10th shock absorbers thanks to plastic inserts with varying inner diameters. White markings for the front and rear, left and right hand shocks make setting up or maintain dampers a breeze and when not in use, the stand also acts as a power connector soldering jig and small parts tray.
Team Associated have introduced the new Reedy Blackbox 850R brushless speed controller for 1/8th competition applications. Track-tested and competition proven, Reedy’s Blackbox 850R is a versatile and powerful ESC capable of winning at the highest levels of competition. A wide range of precision adjustability, excellent throttle and brake feel, and durable high-quality hardware make the Blackbox 850R perfectly suited for 1:8 buggy and truggy applications. The 850R comes pre-programmed with settings that are suitable for most applications and track conditions. But by utilising the Blackbox PROgrammer2, the full potential of the 850R can be exploited. In addition to working as an ESC programmer, it functions as a battery monitor and USB firmware update device.
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Coming in early 2018 is Team C Racing’s TM8E 1/8th E-buggy kit. The car will make use of a new lightweight aluminium chassis, new front and rear aluminium chassis stiffeners, a new aluminium front plate and a redesigned aluminium servo mount. Other features include new design arms with carbon stiffeners, an updated centre diff mount cover and a new aluminium motor mount. The kit will hit stores February.
