TLR 8ight 4.0 nitro buggy kit

[J.K]

TLR has given the ROAR Championship winning 8ight platform a subtle makeover to boost on-track performance and ease of handling. First up is the revised suspension geometry with adjustable 15 degree caster blocks that make it possible to tune dog bone plunge by changing the height of the spindle. Also the shock towers have been redesigned with new camber link and shock mounting holes that provide more tuning options for evolving track conditions. On top of that the kit the front spindles and rear hubs have been revised to accept a larger 8x16x5mm outer bearings for increased durability. Part of the revised suspension package are also bleeder shock caps, with new internal seals to allow for easier shock rebuild and new shock bushings improve durability.

Features
– Durable 4mm hard-anodised 7075 T-6 aluminium chassis
– Improved suspension geometry
– Reduced front driveshaft angle
– Ball bearing throttle and brake actuators
– Large-bearing spindles and hubs
– Revised chassis side guards
– Larger engine mount that reduces chassis flex
– 15° caster blocks with adjustable spindle height
– Aluminium shock caps with threaded bleeder holes
– Moulded driveshaft and dog bone boots
– Aluminium shock towers with updated camber link and shock location holes
– Weight ballast-ready to meet ROAR minimum weight requirement

Source: Red RC

[RCbutcher]

What when did rcs become like iPhones the 3.0  isn't that old is it. A year mayb. What was wrong with the 3.0 to bring the 4.0 so fast. It looks nearly the same car anyway.  

[mond]

3.0 was released about 3 years ago so its not that new any more. Parts are probably interchangeable  once again, might even be easier to use 4.0 parts on a 3.0 than it was to use 3.0 on the 2.

[ronnie28]

Let me say the build manual is totally garbage it's driving me crazy !!!!!!!!

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