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The Eat. Sleep. RC. Tamiya TT-02 Giveaway car is going to to have some pretty radical power, but one thing I’ve learned over the years is all that power is nothing without control. That being …

The M12S is the latest and greatest 2.4GHz, 4-channel digital radio system from Airtronics. It features telemetry with advanced programming and comes with a RX-472 FH4 ‘Super Response’ SSL receiver, 2S 6.6V 1850mAh LiFe battery …

Back in the day when I started racing, the transmitters were pretty simple. There were no digital readouts or hidden antennas and if someone was on your channel, you had to run back to the …

Grid RC releases a CNC machined wheel drop-down adapter for the Sanwa MT4 radio that brings the steering wheel directly in-line with the throttle trigger. The GRID RC drop down is milled so that it …

The Build – Part 17 The final step in the Team Associated TC6.1 Build is the wheels, tires and body. Build Notes: If you plan on mounting your own wheels and tires, I suggest using …

The Build – Part 16 In this step we’ll be installing the electronics; Team Associated XP1015 servo, Airtronics M11x reciever (92744), LRP SXX Stock Spec V2 Brushless Speed Control and a Reedy Sonic 17.5 Brushless …

The Build – Part 15 The anti-roll bars are a major tuning option for the TC6.1 (for all on-road cars, actually). Care must be taken to make sure that these bars are completely straight and …

The Build – Part 14 Team Associated has done away with the standard post-and-battery strap plan. Instead, they have crafted a pair of nifty braces that allow you to use battery tape. While this does …

The Build – Part 13 In this step we will attach the shocks, front bumper and body mounts to the TC6.1. Build Notes: Depending on the body you run, you might need to trim your …

The Build – Part 12 In this step we will be building the rear hubs. AE has incorporated the same insert-style for rear toe as the did for the front steering knuckles. Build Notes: The …