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Donathen RC (AKA DRC) has come out with sheathed sensor wires, a pretty basic product that might actually have a large impact on vehicle customization.
These sheathes are available in 24 different colors (and 6 heat-shrink tubes) and cover your tube or flat-style motor sensor wires. Offered in lengths from 50-610mm, they can be used to spruce up the look of your ride, be it a drag car, Short Course, Touring Car or M-Chassis.
Quick Stats
Product: Donathen RC Sheathed Sensor Wires
Part #: Varies
Scale: n/a
Price: $8.99
Build Type: n/a
BUY NOW: drcproshop.com
What We Like:
This is a unique idea that would help customize your ride just a little further. Now, if they could come out with ‘printed’ sheathes, that would even be better!
What We’re Not Sure About:
Nothing. Just a simple solution to a customizing dilemma.
For more information, please visit: drcproshop.com
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