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November 7, 2019

T-Works NB48 2.0 titanium shock standoffs

T-Works have announced the release of a titanium shock standoff set for the Tekno RC NB48 2.0 buggy. Machined from high-quality 64-grade titanium the shock mounts offer a lower weight than the standard steel standoffs while being less prone to corrosion at the same time. Due to the lower weight of the standoffs, the buggy‘s centre of gravity will be lowered which can be beneficial especially in high-grip track conditions. The set includes four standoffs and it is available now.

Source: T-Works [rc-tworks.com]

November 7, 2019

Samix Enduro aluminium lower shock mounts

Samix have introduced their new aluminium lower shock and suspension link mounts for the Element RC Enduro trail trucks. The parts are machined from high-quality aluminium and they come black or blue anodised for added surface protection and good looks. Using the mounts of the stock parts will provide improved rigidity and durability while eliminating unwanted flex. The sets include four laser-etched mounts, enough to outfit a complete truck.

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November 7, 2019

Team Raffee hardened steel centre driveshafts

Coming from Team Raffee are new HD hardened steel centre driveshafts that are usable for most 1/10th trail trucks and crawlers. Made of high-quality hardened steel, the rebuildable design centre driveshafts feature O-ring retained cross pins, precision CVD joints for smooth operation and 11mm long M3 thread pins with 2.4mm pin diameter. Four different shafts of 85-114mm, 98-126mm, 110-138mm or 122-151mm length are available.

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November 7, 2019

Yeah Racing TRX-4 waterproof micro servo

Yeah Racing have introduced a waterproof micro servo for the Traxxas TRX-4 and TRX-6 trail trucks. Featuring full metal gears for durability and reliability the servo is capable of up to 2.6kg-cm of torque an it is a direct replacement for the standard diff locking and gear changing Traxxas servo. A long black-colour receiver wire and the included servo arms allow the use in other vehicles.

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November 6, 2019

Xray Racing Series Australia – Announcement

Xray have announced the Xray Racing Series Australia Off-road will be held on the 1st of December at the Castle Hill off-road track. The race sees the running of 2WD Modified, 2WD 17.5T, 4WD Modified, 4WD 13.5T as well as 1/10th 4WD Truggy and Junior classes and more information can soon be found here.

Source: Xray [teamxray.com]

November 6, 2019

Campeonato Cordobes Rd4 – Report

The AeroNorte Rosario track in Funes, Argentine played host to round 4 of the Campeonato Cordobes series last weekend. The event was held in several 1/8th off-road classes and in Buggy Pro it was Nicolas Bregante with the overall TQ and he would also come out on top in the 45-minute A-main, some five laps in front of runner-up, Martin Crivello. Federico Rinaudo came in 3rd to round out the top 3 results.

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November 6, 2019

Kyle Turner doubles at Harvest Classic

Empire RC Raceway of Brentwood, California held their annual Harvest Classic race last weekend, attracting over 100 entries for the multiple 1/8th off-road and single 4×4 SCT classes. In Expert Nitro Buggy it was Kyosho’s CJ Jelin with the overall TQ from Team Associated’s Gonzalo Cortez on the runner-up spot. In the 45-minute main there was some close battling in the first couple laps for the top spot between the top guys. When everything got more spread out Kyle Turner (Xray) and CJ Jelin had a good battle going back and forth once again for about ten to 15 minutes until CJ had a mechanical problem. Throughout the main Kyle had a pretty consistent run, mixed with some mistakes, but he still drove pretty well and ended up taking the win in the end as Gonzalo came in 2nd, some four laps down and Steve Noack (Kyosho) came in 3rd, another three laps behind.

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November 6, 2019

Venables & Brown win at EssexCarpetClash Rd2

Round two of EssexCarpetClash took place last weekend, with a good entry level of some very competitive drivers, 2WD being an oversubscribed class. 4WD saw Stephen Brown pick up where he left off from round 1, securing his pole position taking three of the four rounds of qualifying. Finals also went Brown’s way, by taking the first two leg wins, giving him the overall win for the day. It was then down to who would complete the podium and in which order. John Painter had looked fast all day and lined up 2nd of the grid with a chasing Lee Hedges on 3rd. After the 3-leg finals – and with Brown not participating in the 3rd – where tight close battles took place on track in all legs, the podium would conclude the same as the grid start with Stephen Brown on top followed by John Painter and Lee Hedges.

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