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Just announced by the crew over at X Factory are new Infinity Shock Towers for the TLR 8IGHT 4.0 buggy. X Factory designed the towers to be the exact stock geometry, but they save weight and are more rigid than the stock aluminum units. At a beefy 5mm in thickness, the Infinity towers are ready to withstand the rigors of [...]
Bump up the performance of your TLR with their new 8IGHT 4.0 Tuning Kit. The tuning kit comes with a slew of performance upgrades to bring your buggy up to current racing specs. Some of the parts included in the kit include- * New wing and high down-force body * Ultralite aluminum chassis * Heavy duty brakes * Front & rear universal drive shafts * [...]
Recently announced by the folks at JConcepts is a Front Scoop for the TLR 8IGHT & 8IGHT-E 4.0 buggies. The small front scoop is said to enhance steering in fast sections while also being noticeable over jumps. The scoop is made from clear polycarbonate and is a direct fit on both buggies. Pricing for the scoop is just $10 and [...]
New for TLR 8IGHT 4.0 buggy owners is the S2 Body from JConcepts. The S2 was designed for the worlds in Vegas this year and features various aero enhancements to help improve handling. * Designed for balanced handling characteristics * Low profile cab and side pods * Functional “force bars” to help channel air and to make body more rigid * Clear polycarbonate with [...]
Back in the day, high-end turnbuckles were one of the most important option parts you could buy. Now days, not so much, but they are still really nice to have. JConcepts has recently announced a Titanium Turnbuckle Set for the TLR 8IGHT 4.0 buggy. The titanium turnbuckles are both lightweight and strong, and perhaps more importantly, they look really trick. [...]
New for all you nitro burners is the TLR 8IGHT 4.0 Nitro Buggy Race Kit. The 4.0 isn’t an all new design, instead it comes with a bunch of refinements for better handling and great durability. The biggest change on the 4.0 is a new offset on its drivetrain. This change gives the 4.0 an improved power bias (more power [...]
