Schumacher Neon 210mm Wheelbase Conversion Kit - Graphite Upgrade by Factory Pro O-SMCK01  [FP-O-SMCK01]

Price:
CAD$86.13
Brand:
Factory Pro
Model:
FP-O-SMCK01
Condition:
Brand New
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210mm wheelbase conversion for Neon chassis

This graphite conversion kit is an RC-scale accessory built to change a Schumacher Neon chassis to a 210mm wheelbase. It is intended as a practical chassis layout modification for hobby-grade on-track setup and tuning, emphasising structural fit and handling effects rather than cosmetic updates.

The kit's main purpose is to alter wheelbase geometry, which shifts weight distribution and modifies turn-in behaviour. Expect handling changes that require matching suspension and alignment work; adjusting shock positions, roll centre, toe and ride height will help re-balance the car after conversion. The parts are made for direct install on Schumacher Neon models where a 210mm layout is needed for specific track setups.

Specifications

  • Item: Wheelbase 210mm Conversion Kit
  • Material: Graphite
  • Model Number: O-SMCK01
  • Compatibility: Schumacher Neon

Fit this conversion kit when you require a repeatable 210mm wheelbase on a Schumacher Neon chassis for focussed handling changes; always follow up with suspension and alignment checks to tune the setup back to balance.

Will this fit older Schumacher Neon variants?

The kit is designed around the Schumacher Neon platform as noted. Verify your specific Neon variant against the vendor fitment notes before buying to ensure correct alignment and mounting points.

What basic tools do I need to install the conversion?

Typical RC workshop tools are enough: hex drivers, small sockets, thread locker and a set of feeler gauges for ride height. A manual and tidy workspace help make the swap straightforward.

Will I need different shock lengths after converting to 210mm?

You may need to move shock mounts or use alternative shock lengths to maintain correct geometry. Check shock angles and spring rates during setup to recover desired handling.

Is graphite suitable for regular track use?

Graphite is commonly used for chassis parts because it is stiff and lightweight. Inspect for wear at mounting points and follow supplier guidance for care and installation torque.

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