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M064 - FRONT SKID PLATE (2pcs)

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M157 - SERVO HORN STEERING 23T (ALU)

The 23T steering servo horn, crafted from 7075-T6 alloy, offers exceptional robustness and precision. Featuring an M2 screw lock, it virtually eliminates play between the servo horn and servo, resulting in heightened steering precision and responsiveness.

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M142 - REAR SHOCK SPRING 9.5T (MEDIUM/2pcs)

The 9.5T rear spring is slightly stiffer than the stock spring (10.0T), providing added support to the rear end during acceleration and enhancing landing stability after jumps. This adjustment is especially effective for reducing rear grip or improving jump landings, offering advantages in specific driving conditions. By integrating this slightly stiffer spring, drivers can finely tune their car's handling characteristics to align with their preferences.

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M134 - WHEEL HEX HUB +1mm (2pcs)

This wider wheel hex modifies the vehicle's handling characteristics by altering steering feel and vehicle roll stiffness. It is versatile for use on both the front and rear ends, enabling smoother steering when mounted at the front and improved traction when mounted at the rear.

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M026 - SERVO SAVER ALU SPACERS (2pcs)

These 7075-T6 spacers serve as replacements for the plastic ones included in the kit. Offering a longer lifespan compared to their plastic counterparts, they effectively maintain smooth servo saver movement even under the load exerted by the steering links.

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M140 - FRONT SHOCK SPRING 7.0T (SOFT/2pcs)

The 7.0T front shock spring provides a marginally softer suspension than the stock spring (6.67T), strategically enhancing front-end grip. This adjustment is particularly advantageous on dusty and loamy track surfaces, where increased traction is essential for optimal performance.

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M141 - REAR SHOCK SPRING 9T (HARD/2pcs)

The 9.0T rear spring represents a significant increase in stiffness compared to the stock spring (10.0T), providing enhanced support to the rear end during acceleration. This adjustment is effective for reducing rear grip, which can be advantageous in certain driving conditions. By utilizing this stiffer spring, drivers have the ability to fine-tune their car's handling characteristics.