Coming from Hudy is their new ball joint wrench that will ease and speed up camber and steering link building. The small and lightweight tool offers two slots of 10x4mm and 9x5mm respectively, one on the left side and one on the right side, that hold open-design ball cups while inserting the turnbuckle. As the tool does away with the need to use pliers or fingers it ensures both the ball cups and fingers stay free from harm.
Source: Hudy [hudy.net]
Capricorn have introduced their new ONE foam tyre range for 1/10th and 1/12th pan cars. No detailed information has been given yet but it is understood that beside standard pan car tyres also formula and – in the future – also 1/10th touring car variants will become available.
Source: Capricorn [capricornrc.com]
Coming from Speedzone is their new 6000mAh 4S LiHV battery pack for 1/8th scale applications. Made from high-performance 100C cells the back measures 138.5×46.5x49mm and it weighs in at 556g. The hardcase battery comes pre-wired with an industry-standard balance and T-plug power connector and it is available now.
Source: Speedzone [speedzoneusa.com]
Made for the C803 on-road car are Capricorn’s new shorter rear driveshafts. 1.5mm shorter in length than the standard items, the driveshafts allow to run the car with a more narrow rear track width which can be beneficial on tight and technical tracks or even necessary when running large off-set wheels.
Source: Capricorn [capricornrc.com]
1up Racing have introduced their all-new on-road pit board that offers an oversized 300mm x 450mm matte black work area with enough space to mark 1/10th touring car bodies for accurate cutting. Each pit board includes a QuikChek decal for quick reference of wheelbase, popular bearing and screw sizes, and a 300mm ruler. A gloss black band surrounds the work area completing the clean look. The QuikChek is available with Blue, Red, Orange, Pink, Green or Gray accents to match any pit space and the QuikCheck decal can also be personalised with a custom name.
View the QuikCheck feature here
Yeah Racing have introduced their new quick release aluminium gearbox for the Yokomo YD2S drift car. The transmission housing compromises of two sturdy bulkheads and small differential clamps that allow to extract the rear differential after undoing only four screws for swift and easy maintenance tasks and setup changes. The gearbox is machined from high-quality aluminium, it comes black anodised, with machined edge details and laser-etched markings.
Coming from Vigor RC and made for the Xray T4 2018 and 2017 cars is a RF+2mm ARS suspension mount. The updated geometry makes for parallel suspension pins, rather than having them angled as it is standard, which results in improved rear end grip and smoother suspension operation when using the ARS system. In addition the pivot ball mount was lowered by 1mm for increased toe angle adjustability.
Based on Infinity’s 2017 World Championship winning 1/8th nitro on-road platform comes the new IF18. An evolution of that winning package the car features a number of significant updates including completely new front and rear 7075 aluminium bulkhead designs that allow for easier access to the drivetrain components. Giving the car a new suspension geometry in combination with longer suspension arms for improved stability, the design has taken into account ease of access to drastically improve the ability to carry out maintenance. The geometry is fully adjustable using bushings and spacers included as part of the kit. Three Ackermann positions are available and all moulded parts are produced from a special composite compound to ensure the best performance without compromising durability. Front stabiliser is a piano-wire type operating through bearings that now feature a new plastic bushing to reduce wear.
