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March 18, 2011

Electrix RC Boost 2wd buggy

The Boost buggy rounds out the Electrix RC line up. Its dependable and race friendly chassis is sure to be a hit with buggy fans worldwide. Taking cues from more expensive racing rigs, the Boost is still an Electrix RC vehicle through and through. Built to last with the durability you come to expect, it is destined to be a solid addition to the Electrix RC lineup. Each Electrix vehicle is fully ready to run, complete with all batteries needed, including the AA’s. As with all Electrix RC vehicles, you always get oil filled shocks, full ball bearings, fully painted and decaled bodies plus a nylon composite chassis built with the beginning user in mind.

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March 16, 2011

Quaggies Crawler RC Dirt Bags

Quaggies have now expanded their range of Waterproof RC Dirt Bags to cater for the fast growing RC Crawler niche. These new sized bags are specifically designed with the crawling enthusiast in mind and are perfect for transporting their crawlers to and from their trail. As with all our RC DirtBags, the new RC Crawler Bags are 100% waterproof, mud proof, oil and fuel proof, helping to keep your clothes, car seats and car boot/trunk clean and dirt free after a crawling session. Designed to enclose just the bottom half of the model only, keeping tyres, dirty chassis and running gear enclosed and away from its surroundings during transportation, whilst allowing air to circulate around the rest of the car whilst your expensive Motors and Electronic Speed Controllers cool down safely and naturally.

Source: Quaggies [quaggies.com]

March 15, 2011

Factory Team C hub tower

New from Factory Team is this optional C tower in 2.5mm carbon fibre to be used with the aluminium rear hubs. Used by Ryan Cavalieri and Ryan Maifield at the 2011 Reedy Race of Champions on the B4.1 buggy, it lowers the outer link positions for lower roll center providing more rear end stability. Suitable for the B4, B4.1, B44, T4, T4.1, SC10.

Source: Associated [rc10.com]

March 15, 2011

Serpent Cobra shock caps

Serpent have released these new shock caps for their S811 Cobra buggy and truggy. Made from 7075 T6 aluminium, they are further hard anodised to be more durable with less wear in the pivot area. Laser engraved with Serpent logo.

Source: Serpent [serpent.com]

March 14, 2011

S-Workz S350 BK-1 detail shots

Having brought you everything from the CAD images, to the first photo, to the pre release shots taken at the toy fair, we felt we couldn’t miss the final product images of the S350 BK-1 from S-Workz. No extra information you didn’t know already, but you can now look at the final car which is about to hit the market.

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March 12, 2011

Yokomo B-Max4 II & Factory 2011 buggy

Yokomo have released details of their new B-Max4 II 1:10 4wd off road buggy kit. Available in 2 versions the standard kit only comes with the new cab forward body shell for more steering while the Factory 2011 version additionally comes supplied with a whole host of option parts as standard. It comes with a LiPo compatible main chassis, motor mount with bigger range of adjustment, c-clip universal drive shafts, carbide diff balls, lightweight diff joints and hex head screws throughout. Both are available at the end of this month.

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March 10, 2011

JQ Products optional centre shafts

One of the unusual features of THE Car by JQ Products is its centre differential, which has 8mm of front/rear adjustment in the chassis which can have a significant effect on handling. The standard kit comes with central to weight forward transmission components, ideal for tight, technical stop/start type tracks. If the full extent of its weight-back set up is required, usually for fast open tracks, then the optional weight back centre shafts must be used. The set includes the 90mm and 104mm option weight back dogbone centre shafts.

Source: GB Modelsport [gbmodelsport.co.uk]

March 10, 2011

O.S. Speed 19XZ-B buggy engine

O.S. Speed have released their latest 1/8th buggy engine, the small block 19XZ-B. A 3.1cc engine, it produces similar power to the 3.5cc version, delivers the power smoothly but most importantly gives much better fuel consumption than the larger displacement engine.

Source: O.S. Speed [osspeed.com]