High-end electric touring vehicle embodies the latest in design engineering with a concentrate on optimal roll stability and mechanical grip.
The new TF7 represents a complete model vary from the present TF6 SP, with nearly every critical component redesigned to withstand the intensity of contemporary high-powered electric touring automobile competition. The redesign has provided specific focus to optimizing roll stability and mechanical grip. Underneath the severe stress of cornering at full brake from a 100km/h straight run, the high-end electric touring vehicles of today that can handle this formerly impossible situation much better than other people by working both sides of the machine together for optimal roll traits and enhanced control security, create the best result: quicker times. To understand this the TF7 has symmetrically arranged screws for each part fixed straight towards the main chassis including the bulkhead and motor mount. In addition, the battery pack and steering servo which were fixed directly onto the primary framework for the TF6 SP have now been changed to floating mounts on the TF7 to reduce their impact on framework roll. Mechanical grip is increased by changing the thickness and shape of the main framework together with a one-piece top dish. Under competitive race conditions with managed tires and power, the TF7 delivers a dominant racing side.
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