JConcepts New Chevy K10 MT Body & B74 Center Diff Mount [VIDEO]

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JConcepts New Release – 1970 Chevy K10 (10.5 – 11.00″ wheelbase)

During the late 60’s and early 70’s, the major vehicle manufacturers determined it was time for trucks to stop looking so “trucky.” One of the leaders in this movement was Chevrolet. It was not an easy task but now owners could be proud of their purchase and snappy looks and display it in the driveway. Trucks were functional, but now, they were also great looking on the exterior and a little fluffier in the interior to provide more comfort during chores, commuting and even hard work.

On the RC side of things, JConcepts has a passion for pick-ups and the 70’s models who shaped the off-road and tough working truck community. The popularity of scale and Monster Trucks sent JConcepts to the trenches in search of the ultimate line of iconic trucks to compliment a range of vehicles utilizing a 10.5 to 11.00” wheelbase such as the Tamiya Clod Buster and Traxxas Stampede. The 1970 shell is powerful, and the square body shape is a shout-out to simpler times when a hard day’s work was a bedful of goodness.

JConcepts new release – B74 Aluminum center diff mount, blue

Durability in the chassis assembly is crucial to a proper handling vehicle. The JConcepts aluminum center diff / slipper mount is machined in high-grade aluminum and anodized blue for top-notch looks. This option part aligns and drops under the center diff / slipper and attaches to the chassis using the stock hardware. The rigid assembly and light-weight construction of the mount is a perfect complement to the B74. Top off the center diff / slipper section with the center bulkhead top-plate #2531 (not included) for a robust assembly.

With the evolution of racetracks, high flying jumps are becoming the normal obstacle. It is inevitable that a driver will have a miscue and challenge the durability of the vehicle. Your racing friends over at JConcepts have taken a lot into consideration while designing and developing more aluminum machined components to beef up high-impact areas.
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