Max Mächler is behind MXLR - an internationally successful RC racer.
High-quality and exclusive products - engineered in Germany.
Each product has been carefully and carefully selected and developed.
No blunt relabeling - just quality like Max himself uses in his everyday racing on the racetracks of the world!
The MXLR FlexBumper is 3D printed from thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) for optimal stability and flexibility.
What are the advantages over a simple foam rammer?
- Impacts are better absorbed and less strongly transmitted to the chassis
- Overall more robust and stable
- The deformation is elastic, ie the rammer returns to its original state and does not drag on the ground after an impact
- Significantly improved appearance
The FlexBumper for the Tamiya TRF421 is a direct replacement for the kit bumper.
It is still possible to use the Tamiya body position adjustment. The bumper is a little longer at the back than the original to provide better support.
The height is lower than the original to save weight. Additional MX logos show the proud origins of an original.
Please keep in mind that the bumper has the same shape as the original bumper. Unlike the original bumper, however, its shape is not easy to modify. It only fits under bodies where the original bumper would fit without any modification.
Weight comparison:
MXLR FlexBumper: approx. 11g
Original Rammer: approx. 4g
MAX-09-023 contains:
1x MXLR FlexBumper for Tamiya TRF421
Note:
Please remember that this product is a 3D printed product, so you can see layers and lines of the material.
MXLR strives for the best possible quality and therefore uses 3D printers that are able to deliver this - however, a 3D printed part will always differ in surface finish from a milled or molded part.
Note:
The MXLR images may show additional parts or cars that are not included in the delivery and are only intended to illustrate the application with practical examples. These parts are not included in the delivery of the article.
Before using MXLR products, it is very important to read the general safety instructions. These can be found - as well as the product instructions - on this page: INSTRUCTIONS
