RC MAKER Ultra Light Body Height Adjuster 1,5mm Pin (2)

Introducing our brand new 7075 Ultra-Lite body height adjusters for touring cars!

With a simple and innovative design, these super lightweight adjusters make it easier than ever to fine-tune body height without removing pins, clips or o-rings. The adjusters feature 5 different height settings in 0.75mm increments (3.75mm clearance). They slide over the body post and sit on a 1.5 mm pin. The assembly is then held in place by an O-ring that is slightly recessed into the top of the adjuster.

To adjust the height, simply slide the adjuster and O-ring up, rotate it into another slot and place it back down, pushing the O-ring down to hold the assembly in place. The O-ring also provides a cushion for your body to prevent disruption of the flex and avoid damage to the body opening and paint. 

The adjuster can also be used on horizontal rear posts and with our HRP system. This provides the body with the perfect stopper to prevent excessive movement in the rear or damage from rear impacts.

The adjusters are super light and weigh just 0.25g each to keep the center of gravity as low as possible. 

They fit all common touring cars with a 6mm post (Xray, Awesomatix, Mugen, Yokomo, Schumacher, ARC, Infinity, Destiny etc.), you just have to choose the right ones for your car!

1.5mm version

• RC MANUFACTURER
• Destiny
• Yokomo
• Tamiya

2.0mm version

• Awesomatix
• Schumacher
• XRAY
• Mugen
• ARC

Contains:

• 2x 7075 aluminum 
• 2x pins (1,5mm or 2mm)
• 2x O-rings

Installation instructions:

Insert the 1.5mm or 2mm pin into the correct body post hole. This is usually one hole down if you are only using a clip, or the same hole if you are using an existing height adjuster.

Slide the height adjuster over the body post with the pin recess facing down.

Insert the O-ring and press down firmly to seat it into the carbon height adjuster.

Attach the body and adjust the holder on the pin as required to achieve the optimum height. If the optimum height cannot be achieved, you may need to place the pin in a different hole on the body post.