July 18, 2012
To celebrate the success of the NT1, Xray have released the limited-edition NT1 Pro, fully loaded with all of the finest & best option parts, all for very special price. Get the NT1 tuned with all the greatest parts as used by the factory team this year, as it goes forward with the mission of capturing the European and World Championship titles. Included option parts: #331180 Brass Chassis Weight Front 25g #331181 Brass Chassis Weight Rear 25g #332441 Anti-Roll Bar Front Female 0.7mm – Hudy Spring Steel #332451 Anti-Roll Bar Front Male 0.7mm – Hudy Spring Steel #333051 Alu Rear…
May 4, 2012
T-Work’s Racing have released a number of new parts for a variety of cars. Starting with offroad there is a line of hard coated aluminium A-arm bushings for the Hong Nor & Jammin X3 Sabre buggies as well as hard coated aluminium brake cams for the same cars. For on road there is the a set of hard coated 7075 T6 pivot balls for the Mugen MRX-5 & MTX-5 as well as a set for the Xray RX8 and NT1. Source: T-Work’s [rc-tworks.com]…
February 7, 2012
Capricorn have released a number of new option parts for their car including this set of hard coated aluminium suspension pivot balls. The balls are also suitable for the Mugen MTX-5, MRX-5 and Xray NT1. Other new items include an aluminium servo saver with a new 13mm ackermann, new -0.75mm or 0mm offset wheel hex hubs, a 13.1 gram tungsten weight and a new 1/8 or 1/10th wheel adapter for the Brain Stuff additive applicator machine. Source: Capricorn [capricornrc.com]…
February 5, 2012
KM Racing continue to release parts for the Xray NT1 with the introduction of their own range of 2-speed spur gears. Made from a durable high grade plastic, they are available in 53T, 54T & 55T for 2nd gear and 58T, 59T & 60T for 1st gear. Source: KM [km-rc.com]…
May 19, 2011
…the C01, is the new front anti-roll bar system that allows you to use a wire in place of the regular blade system. The wire is available in 3 different diameters, 1.3mm, 1.5mm and 1.7mm. For the C01 200mm chassis there is new ultra lightweight spring steel wheel axles that use the traditional nut mounting for the wheel. Also for that car, with some parts fitting the NT1, is a range of plastic parts that have been made in a new white plastic compound for a longer life. The parts include shock caps, ball joints and more. Source: Capricorn [capricornrc.com]…
February 3, 2011
Xray have a larger booth this year to accommodate their growing range of products the featured one being their all new 1/8th scale on road chassis. As told in their previous column and as you saw in the previous story to this one, the RX8 is a pretty standard affair for a car in this class with its only stand out feature being the legendary Xray quality. Using Hudy spring steel for the drive train and front oneway it also carries over some parts from its World Champion brother, the NT1, with the shock absorbers and receiver box the same….
September 14, 2010
To commemorate the winning of their first World title in the hands of Ralph Burch at the 1/10th 200mm World Championships in Houston, Xray have released this NT1 World Champion Limited edition. The car comes loaded with all the option parts used by Ralph to capture the crown. NT1 World’s Specs: 33 1215 – Graphite Upper Holder For Bumper 33 2401 – Downstop Independent Alu Front Anti-roll Bar 33 5511 – 2-speed Shaft – Lightweight 33 5711 – Front Middle Shaft – Lightweight 33 5250 – Alu Wheel Hubs 33 5072 – Lightweight Diff Outdrive Adapter – Short 33 5073…
August 19, 2010
…from Xray for the NT1. Super lightweight, this two piece set reduces rotating mass which not only helps the overall weight of the car but helps with the responsiveness of the drivetrain. Shepherd also had a number of new parts including new lightweight rear drive shaft axles and pivot balls. Combined with previously released parts such as the brass battery plate and lightweight wheel axles and it helps bring the weight more to the centre for better car response. View the event results here. Image Gallery (roll over image for description) Thanks to Ruben D’arco for the report and photos….
