Mugen Seiki MRX4/MRX4-R Precision 3mm Graphite Radio Tray MRX4-17/SG by 3Racing  [MRX4-17/SG]

Mugen Seiki MRX4 /Mugen Seiki MRX4-R 3mm Graphite Radio Tray - 3Racing MRX4-17/SG
Price:
£28.03
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
MRX4-17/SG
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Precision radio tray for MRX4 touring chassis

This 3mm graphite radio tray is an exact-fit replacement for 1/10-scale Mugen Seiki MRX4 and MRX4-R electric touring chassis. It creates a rigid mounting surface for the receiver and small electronics while preserving a compact internal layout for tidy wiring and stable balance characteristics.

Intended use: the tray locates in the radio bay to retain the original component spacing used on MRX4-series cars. It helps keep cabling neat and provides a consistent baseline for trying different electronics positions during setup without changing suspension or drivetrain geometry.

Fitment advice: secure the tray with the vehicle's existing radio-bay screws and factory holes, check all fastenings are firm, and use foam or adhesive pads to isolate the receiver from vibration if needed. Route antenna and power leads to avoid contact with moving parts and to preserve steering and suspension movement.

Specifications

  • Item Mugen Seiki MRX4 / MRX4-R radio tray
  • Material 3mm graphite
  • Model Number MRX4-17/SG
  • Compatibility Mugen Seiki MRX4, MRX4-R

This graphite tray is a simple way to tidy electronics and preserve a repeatable mounting position for MRX4-series touring car setup.

The tray is cut for the MRX4 and MRX4-R radio bay; it should bolt in using the original screw positions but confirm alignment before tightening all screws.
Thin foam pads or double-sided foam tape are common choices to reduce vibration transfer from the chassis to the receiver, especially on rough tracks.
The tray itself is light; any change to centre of gravity will be driven by where you position batteries and electronics on the chassis rather than the tray material.
Use short tidy runs along the tray edges, secure with small cable ties, and avoid routing near suspension linkages or drivetrain parts that could rub or pinch cables.

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