Last weekend, we showed you the first photo of the all new Serpent 733, but while we were waiting for the track to dry during practice for the Bumod GP, the car’s designer Michael Salven walked us through the car and allowed us to take photos based on the promise we would release them at a later date. Well today is that day and following the release earlier this week of information and CAD images of the new car, you should be all aware of the functions and features of this great looking car. Some things that stand out are the front ball raced wire type anti-roll bar, the wide open rear end, tiny universal differentials, engine blocks with integrated chassis stiffeners, super low layout, awesome front bumper, radio box and entire radio plate assembly, not to mention the upgraded geometry which we were told makes the car very balanced. Note that some of the parts on this car are still prototype material.

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Exclusive – Serpent 733 First pictures

New for the CAT SX, Schumacher have released this optional shock layout modification. Developed by the Schumacher design engineers together with their race team, it has benefits for varying types of tracks, however is especially good on very bumpy ones and those with low traction. The set comes with all the parts required to reverse the shock position to mount on the rear of the wishbone and reduce the wheelbase by 6mm. This enables greater rear weight bias, a more angled rear driveshaft and a more rearward wing position. All these things give the car more rear traction, however at the expense of high speed steering on most surfaces. The new 4mm thick carbon fibre camber link bracket included in the pack also allows for multiple link length’s due to its alternate hole positions.

Source: Schumacher [racing-cars.com]

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Schumacher CAT SX Rear Shock conversion

KM Racing have come with 2 new products, the first of which is this lightweight 2 piece solid front axle for the Xray NT1. The drive cups are now separate to the main aluminium axle and can be easily replaced when damaged, while the hollow centre of the main axle has been filled with Delrin increasing the strength of the axle without adding too much weight. Also new from KM are some handy turnbuckle wrenches that are suitable for both 4mm and 5mm turnbuckles and are available anodized in both red and grey.

Source: KM Racing [km-rc.com]

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KM Racing NT1 Solid axle & Turnbuckle wrenches

More new team wear from Xray, who have released this team sweater made from high-quality 100% cotton fabric in a classy blue hue. Very comfortable to wear it comes emblazoned with stylish Xray and Xray Racing Team logos on front and back. Available in the usual range of sizes.

Source: Xray [teamxray.com]

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Xray Team Sweater