This is a new set of super strong and high-precision 4.9mm titanium ball ends for the IF14. Each set is about 8g lighter than the steel ones and the polished ball surface ensures the ball end moves smoothly for a long time.
Alignment tool to accurately assemble the IF14-2 lower bulkhead, upper bulkhead and shock tower.
Lightweight DJ CVD joint that is approx 1.2g lighter than standard steel (approx 1.8g) by using lightweight and high strength super duralium (A7075). Throttle response is improved by reducing the rotating mass, while front tyre wear and understeer is reduced.
An aluminum cooling fan mount that can be bolted to the floating electronic plate with a 30mm fan for motor cooling.
One car set of steering block and rear uprights (graphite/super hard) for IF14-2 and IF14-2FWD.
This set is useful when changing from the kit's standard hardware, or when you want to replace these parts together for maintenance. It is also more economical than purchasing each item individually.
When using the HBP mount it can be difficult to accurately position the rear body post holes in the bodyshell. By using this rear body height fitter it is quick and easy to precisely position the body post holes at the desired body height.
High precision and high strength stainless steel lower arm shafts plated with a special lubricant to reduce resistance and provide ultra smooth suspension movement. Offers ultimate suspension performance.
By adding these wheel shims between the hex wheel hub and the wheel, you can fine-tune the cars track width quickly. Available in two thicknesses of 0.25mm and 0.5mm. 8pcs are included in each.
Spare parts fot T358.
Hex socket head screws machined from high-quality 6-4 titanium material.
With a larger head outer diameter (approximately 3.7mm) than the typical button head, they allow for secure fastening of parts.
By adding these wheel shims between the hex wheel hub and the wheel, you can fine-tune the cars track width quickly. Available in two thicknesses of 0.25mm and 0.5mm. 8pcs are included in each.
