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October 4, 2016

New in the Pits – Mugen

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Making its debut here from Mugen for their MBX7R buggy are two new items, the first being new larger volume differentials that help the car accelerate better and improve the cars performance over the bumps. The new diff cases have more volume while the outdrive shafts have been increased in diameter from 5mm to 6mm meaning the crown gears have also been updated to accommodate the larger size. Also for the same buggy is an updated chassis plate that is identical in shape to the kit chassis but sports a bigger bend angle on the sides of the plate which helps to increase its overall stiffness. No date was given for release but we were just told that its coming soon.

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