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September 6, 2017

SMJ Kabuto T12 2.1cc nitro on-road engine

Coming from SMJ is the Kabuto T12 2.1cc nitro on-road engine for 1/10th 200mm nitro touring cars. Based on the O.S. Speed T12 engine the Kabuto variant was fine-tuned to extract even more performance from the power plant while also upping low to mid-range torque. Different from the other Kabuto engines it does not come pre-broken-in but with a newly designed, engraved cooling head. Also available is a suitable, tuned silencer set based on the O.S. Speed T-1070C L52 exhaust that includes the muffler, manifold, silicone gaskets and mounting springs. The engine and exhaust are available separately and also a combo package.

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September 5, 2017

WRC P-One P01.1 Formula tyres

Italian company WRC have introduced their new P-One P01.1 1/10th formula tyres. Of the popular low sidewall height design the tyres come in a new rubber compound that will increase both performance and durability. The tyres come glued to black multi-spoke rims that fit most of today’s 1/10th formula cars.

Source: WRC [wrc-racing.com]

September 5, 2017

Xray X12 US Spec aluminium bushings

Xray have introduced two additional sets of aluminium front suspension bushings for the X12’18 US Spec 1/12th scale pan car. Adding to the standard setting are 0.5mm and 1.0mm specifications that help to either narrow or widen the track width, depending of the orientation. The bushings are machined from high-quality aluminium, they come orange anodised, are marked for easy identification and they come in sets of two.

View the 1.0mm bushings here

September 5, 2017

X-Grip 1/10th touring car springs

Coming from X-Grip is a new range of shock springs for 1/10th electric touring cars. The 20mm springs are usable with nearly all low-profile shock absorbers and they are offered in five different colour-coded hardnesses from red super soft to black super hard.

Source: Mikimodel [mikimodel.net]

September 5, 2017

Fenix Flexy Sexy E4RS4 & updated TC7.1 alloy chassis

Fenix have introduced their Flexy Sexy aluminium chassis for the Team Magic E4RS4 and also an updated main plate for the Team Associated TC7.1. Starting with the Team Magic chassis, it is 85mm wide and weighs in at 82g. Excessive machining in the middle section makes for optimised flex characteristics of the fully symmetrical chassis, making it ideal for all medium to high-bite conditions. As for the updated TC7.1 chassis the main plate now offers ARS mounting positions directly on the chassis. An “ARS” engraving makes for easy identification of the updated item.

View the TC7.1 ARS chassis here

September 4, 2017

3DRC 30mm super short Fanbooster for 15mm fans

3DRC have expanded their range of Fanbooster motor fan mounts with the addition of a dedicated 30mm super short variant for extra thick fans such as the one from R1 Wurks. The 3-D-printed duct was specially designed for the use with 15mm thick fans and it is easily mounted using double sided tape. Like all 3DRC parts the Fanbooster is available through the brand’s Shapeways store and in select model shops.

Source: 3DRC [shapeways.com]

September 4, 2017

VP-Pro stepped throttle/brake servo arms

VP-Pro have introduced their new aluminium stepped-design servo arm for throttle and brake applications. Machined from high-quality aluminium and coming with a black anodised finish and machined silver edge details the servo arm is usable for all nitro car applications that require a stepped arm. The clamping design greatly improves reliability and the servo horn is available for 23T, 24T and 25T spline servos.

Source: VP-Pro [vp-racing.com]

September 4, 2017

Target RC BD8 0 degree +1mm alloy RTC C-hubs

Coming from Target RC and made for the Yokomo BD8 touring car are +1mm zero degree C-hubs for RTC-equipped cars. The hubs are CNC-machined and replace the standard composite hubs with tougher and more precise parts to up the car’s performance especially on bumpy high-grip tracks. While being 1mm wider than stock, the C-hubs also allow to raise or lower the knuckle block in order to adjust the driveshaft angle.

Source: Target RC [targetrc.com]