New from Reckward Tuning come these vented brake discs for the MBX7 buggy. They are made in Germany from a special fibre glass and offer improved brake power over the stock discs while the vented design minimises brake fading even in long finals. The brake rotors are white of colour and come as pair.
Source: RMV Deutschland [rmv-deutschland.de]
JConcepts introduce the conveniently sized and easy to handle medium roller bag. It has an extendable handle for easy toting and a large top opening, capable of storing an assortment of differently sized gear. The roller bag is stacked with front, side and rear pouches for quick access and additional storage while the plastic setting feet, roller wheels, Velcro carrying strap and handles make daily use a breeze. The durable material printed with the JConcepts Striker design makes the roller bag stand out from the crowd and also lets everyone see your passion to everything JC.
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Made for the Tamiya TT-02 is this aluminium adjustable rear upper arm set from Yeah Racing. The kit not only allows for fast and easy camber adjustment thanks to R/L thread turnbuckles but also increases durability over the stock plastic parts. Included in the set, that is also available as front end variant, are the inner and outer upper arm parts, turnbuckles and hardware.
Source: Yeah Racing [yeahracing.com]
Much More Racing introduce a line of optional modified and stock racing rotors for the Fleta ZX series electric brushless motors. The colour-coded offerings allow the fine tuning of the motor’s characteristics by using different diameters in order to create high RPM or high torque motors with intermediate broad power band variants available also. The modified stators are 25.3mm of length and come in five variants from ‘high RPM’ 12.2mm up to ‘ultra high torque’ 13.5mm while the four 24.3mm long stock stators are ‘broad power band’ 12.3mm up to ‘ultra high torque’ 13.5mm parts.
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When people talk about the big races of the year, there are a few that don’t get left out. These big events include events such as the Cactus Classic, the Reedy Race, ROAR Nats, and the one that just passed this weekend in Saugus, CA; the Hot Rod Hobbies Shootout. This year marked the 16th year of this great event and it was one for the books. With a new layout that begged for tight racing the track was more than anyone could ask for. This years layout included a massive triple, a 4 pack that could be could be doubled or tripled into, a high speed dog leg sweeper and a few other tricky obstacles.
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Tekin introduce the Redline T8 Gen2 brushless motors for 1/8th buggy and truggy kits. The latest generation of Tekin’s successful 1/8th off-road motors offer an optimised stack design and ultra-smooth powerband while featuring an updated 6061-T6 aluminium heatsink can design. Just like the previous line the 4-pole motors come as short can 4030 buggy and long can 4038 truggy motor with a wide range of windings from 1350kv to 2650kv available.
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Available now from Hiro Seiko are new optional screw sets for the Tamiya TRF101, Xray X12, ARC R10 2013 and Schumacher Mi5 kit. The sets, that make use of hex socket heads, are available as full titanium or titanium/ aluminium combo and safe between 9.5g and 25g of weight depending on the car. All screws are of a dark colour with the exception of the TRF101 kit whose alloy screws come in a Tamiya blue anodising.
Source: Hiro Seiko [hiro-seiko.com]
The 3rd leg of the South African national championship was held at the KMR Track in Gauteng on the same brutal track that hosted the 2002 Worlds. The race was the perfect mid year event to test the local drivers’ skills and patience with the track being very unforgiving and every mistake got punished. Jason Hillcoat who made the change to Xray a few months back was unstoppable in Modified, his flawless precision driving was amazing to watch. In qualifying he took all three rounds to secure the TQ position for the weekend. On Sunday he raced a clean flawless race yet again to win both the first and second A final securing the overall win.
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