Just in time for the indoor carpet racing season, we've restocked all of the Wild Turbo Fan products. We've brought in more styles of ESC fans and fan mounts time too in addition to the ever popular 30mm and Windy fans.
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Friday, August 14, 2015
Rear Floating Gearbox (RFG) has landed
The new Rear Floating Gearbox has arrived! Pre-orders are shipping today! The RFG concept was first designed by Awesomatix USA's own Josh Cyrul. The RFG requires the MM2 Motor Mount so it is ready to fit into the A700 Evo II, A700 Evo IIC or A700L2.
Thursday, August 6, 2015
August Re-stock
Just in time for the upcoming indoor season we've restocked many out of stock and low stock items. Parts now available include-
- A700-C21-4 Top Deck
- A700-AM06S-M Steering Block Short, Adjustable
- A700-D2.1-S D2.1 Damper
- A700-AT40-1 D2.1 Damper Cup
- A700-AT41-1 D2.1 Damper Vane
- A700-AT31 FFG Alloy Rod
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Awesomatix USA Primary Sponsor of 2015 Halloween Classic
The 2015/2016 indoor carpet racing season will be jump started at The Gate in Cleveland, Ohio. Moving their race to avoid potential conflicts, the Halloween Classic, our favorite race of the year, will be on October 2nd to 4th 2015.
Signups open August 1st for this race at RCSignup. We will update this post once we have more info. Don't miss out!
Signups open August 1st for this race at RCSignup. We will update this post once we have more info. Don't miss out!
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Xenon Pinion and Spurs in stock!
We've just received a big shipment of Xenon 64P Perfect Pitch pinion, 64P spur gears and 48P Panaracer PRS Spur Gears. These are the sizes our Awesomatix USA team use in 17.5, 13.5 and Mod Touring car racing. Perfect way to replenish or build up your collection.
- 64 Pitch Pinions Size 40 to 65 tooth
- 64 Pitch Spurs Size 82, 84, and 85 tooth
- 48 Pitch Spur Size 72 tooth
Thursday, June 11, 2015
Know your balls!
With the inclusion of the ST24, ST24M and ST24L within the A700 Evo II, A700 Evo IIC and A700L2 kits there has been some confusion at build time about the proper ball studs to use. Without a caliper, the picture below will explain everything you need to know by analyzing the ball stud shoulder.
From left to right - ST24L, ST24 and ST03
Note the angle and thickness of the ball on the stud.
From left to right - ST24L, ST24 and ST03
Note the angle and thickness of the ball on the stud.
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