PeterV
04-01-2008, 04:13 PM
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Latest from MIP (http://www.miponline.com). Wait 'til you feel the heft on these bad boys--they are BURLY. Read MIP's official press info below.
COVINA, CA - March, 2008 – Moore’s Ideal Products LLC (miponline.com), the
manufacturer of the top selling MIP RC car parts, tools, and accessories designed by racers for racers, announced today the release of it’s new stock replacement hop-ups to improve the handling of the increasingly popular radio controlled rock crawlers.
“After months of development, MIP is launching suspension products to handle the most prevalent problem for racers in the crawler market,” says Eustace Moore, Jr., President of Moore’s Ideal Products, LLC. “Top racers frustrated with failing stock crawler parts tested our MIP product and said ‘Finally – it didn’t break’ when their crawler performance got them farther in the race than ever before! We think extending the tremendously popular MIP CVDs to crawlers such as the Axial Scorpion will raise the already high level of competition with our latest products engineered to maximize the stability and performance of these scale model rock crawlers.”
MIP’s RC Hop-Ups Catalog is a great parts resource for RC Crawlers and RC Cars:
#08100 CVD™ FT&RR Set for Axial AX10 Scorpion (4) $59.00
#08101 C-Drive Spline Set for Axial AX10 Scorpion (2) $59.00
Technical information
The C-Drive has 5mm bore at each end & min. working length of 4”
.350 & Max working length of 5”.350 from end to end.
About Moore’s Ideal Products, LLC.
Moore’s Ideal Products, based in Southern California, is an innovative leader in precision CNC Swiss machining and contract manufacturing. Best known for it’s top selling MIP brand of Radio Control Hobby Racing Accessories and Tools, since 1979, Moore’s Ideal Products LLC continues to push the envelope of quality and engineered precision in designing and manufacturing the MIP brand as well as OEM products, and delivering manufacturing expertise for its clients across several industries, including aerospace, robotics, and orthodontics.
Latest from MIP (http://www.miponline.com). Wait 'til you feel the heft on these bad boys--they are BURLY. Read MIP's official press info below.
COVINA, CA - March, 2008 – Moore’s Ideal Products LLC (miponline.com), the
manufacturer of the top selling MIP RC car parts, tools, and accessories designed by racers for racers, announced today the release of it’s new stock replacement hop-ups to improve the handling of the increasingly popular radio controlled rock crawlers.
“After months of development, MIP is launching suspension products to handle the most prevalent problem for racers in the crawler market,” says Eustace Moore, Jr., President of Moore’s Ideal Products, LLC. “Top racers frustrated with failing stock crawler parts tested our MIP product and said ‘Finally – it didn’t break’ when their crawler performance got them farther in the race than ever before! We think extending the tremendously popular MIP CVDs to crawlers such as the Axial Scorpion will raise the already high level of competition with our latest products engineered to maximize the stability and performance of these scale model rock crawlers.”
MIP’s RC Hop-Ups Catalog is a great parts resource for RC Crawlers and RC Cars:
#08100 CVD™ FT&RR Set for Axial AX10 Scorpion (4) $59.00
#08101 C-Drive Spline Set for Axial AX10 Scorpion (2) $59.00
Technical information
The C-Drive has 5mm bore at each end & min. working length of 4”
.350 & Max working length of 5”.350 from end to end.
About Moore’s Ideal Products, LLC.
Moore’s Ideal Products, based in Southern California, is an innovative leader in precision CNC Swiss machining and contract manufacturing. Best known for it’s top selling MIP brand of Radio Control Hobby Racing Accessories and Tools, since 1979, Moore’s Ideal Products LLC continues to push the envelope of quality and engineered precision in designing and manufacturing the MIP brand as well as OEM products, and delivering manufacturing expertise for its clients across several industries, including aerospace, robotics, and orthodontics.