The advanced "PRS system" is designed to deliver faster cornering speeds for the IF14-2. This system allows for the rear toe angle to be controlled passively as a result of the rear suspension arm stroke. The cornering characteristics can be fine-tuned by adjusting the mounting angle of the linkage rod.
Conversion set to convert IF14-2 Team Edition (TE) to MID motor layout. Smooth cornering characteristics and improved weight transfer reduce the load on the rear tires, making lap times more consistent during the latter part of a race.
Brass battery holder weights designed for INFINITY IF14-2 to help balance the model when using shorty batteries.
*This product is designed to be used with batteries less than 95mm in length.
By reducing the rigidity of the front shock tower connecting point to the upper bulkhead, the stiffness around the front bulkhead section is reduced and the overall chassis flex is increased, resulting in a calmer initial steering response. This reduction in initial stiffness helps smooth out cornering and can help reduce tyre wear.
It is preventable G-Clip accidentally comming off during running.
Its approx. of 0.2mm thickness provide no weight extendability.
Shutterproof of grease and lenghtening life-span of the parts and maintenance cycle.
Cut about 10mm for each. Fitting on effectively, provide little heating after inserted.
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.
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.
The advanced "PRS system" is designed to deliver faster cornering speeds for the IF14-2. This system allows for the rear toe angle to be controlled passively as a result of the rear suspension arm stroke. The cornering characteristics can be fine-tuned by adjusting the mounting angle of the linkage rod.