Simple Design, High-Tech Look! One of the things I like most about RC is building the cars. I love the technical aspect of it, the hands-on work it takes and the progression to the final …
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Ok, so we did a review on Traxxas’ BIGFOOT 2WD MT back in October of 2016 (see review here: http://www.competitionx.com/news-feed/review-traxxas-bigfoot-2wd-monster-truck/). We loved the look of this truck and, honestly, thought Traxxas hit the nail on …
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Words and Photos: Minsoo Kim, CompetitionX Contributor The MT410 – Build Your Own Monster What would you say if I told you I found a RC car that could do it all – bash, backflips, …
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While FWD Touring Cars are super popular, there are those that think these cars could be a viable racing class … me being one of them. Another company that thinks the same thing is VBC …
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Keeping Your Cars Elevated in Style One item every RCer needs is some sort of car stand to keep your ride elevated while you’re doing maintenance, rebuilding shocks or saucing your tires. Over my years …
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Performance Parts for Your Team Associated RC10 Classic For this installment of Hop Up Corner, we’re going to check out some of the best upgrades for your Team Associated RC10 Classic. This iconic 2WD buggy …
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AVID RC has come out with a set of 12mm clamping hexes for use with the Team Associated B6/B6D. These hexes are machined from 6061-T6 aluminum and feature chamfering for lighter weight and easy installation. …
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Integy has released a couple new parts for the scale line. Each of these is CNC-machined from billet aluminum and includes heavy duty hardware to keep it all together. Let’s take a quick look at …
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Serpent has added a new 1:10 4WD buggy to their racing line – the Spyder SDX4. This is one very versatile buggy, designed to work on all types of track surfaces; dirt, clay, astroturf and …
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The Team Associated B6/B6D comes with a piece called the waterfall; it’s the curved brace that connects the transmission to the chassis. The original piece helps keep the chassis solid but after quite a bit …
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