Introducing our advanced threaded side wall, designed specifically for 1/28 Mini-Z racing cars. This innovative component eliminates the need for screws, offering a sleek and seamless look. Crafted from a special 30% carbon-fiber reinforced plastic, these side walls are engineered for optimal performance and durability. Their lightweight nature and robust construction ensure that they can withstand the rigors of high-speed driving and challenging terrains.
Features:
Special 30% Carbon-Fiber Reinforced Plastic:
The side walls are made from a cutting-edge composite material that combines lightweight properties with exceptional strength. This ensures that they are both resilient and long-lasting, capable of enduring the demands of competitive racing and everyday use.
Super Lightweight:
The use of carbon-fiber reinforced plastic results in a significantly lighter side wall, which contributes to the overall reduction in the weight of the RC car. This translates to improved acceleration, handling, and fuel efficiency.
Super Strong and Durable:
Despite their lightweight nature, these side walls are incredibly strong and durable. The carbon-fiber reinforcement provides excellent resistance to impacts and wear, ensuring a long service life even under harsh conditions.
Easy Side Wall Replacement with Special Tools:
The design includes a specialized tool that makes the installation and removal of side walls a breeze. This feature allows for quick and easy customization or replacement, saving valuable time and effort.
Eliminates the Need for Screws:
By eliminating the need for screws, the threaded side walls provide a clean and streamlined appearance. This not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the rims but also simplifies the assembly process, making it more user-friendly.
These threaded side walls are an ideal upgrade for any 1/28 Mini-Z racing enthusiast looking to enhance their vehicle’s performance, durability, and appearance. Whether for racing or casual driving, they offer a perfect blend of style and functionality.
