Our buddies over at HPI/Hot Bodies shot us this link announcing the release of their next-level, uber-rad touring car! Deemed the PRO 5 (you know, after the last TC that was named the PRO 4), …
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The Build – Part 2 In Part 2 of the Vaterra Ascender K5 build, we’ll be working on the front axle. This includes the axle, gears and steering system. The K5 uses a standardized front …
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There are two different types of people that solder; those that do it with precision for maximum heat transfer and those that use the ‘smashed hands’ approach (when the solder joint looks like smashed hands …
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S.Bus2 servo technology has come to the car market! Designed to handle abuse better, these brushless servos last much longer and have a faster response time than brushed servos. Check out these specs: BLS371SV (features …
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So you have a Traxxas XO-1 and are tired of just blasting up and down the street and a piddly 100mph? Well Xtreme RC Racing has a new chassis conversion to turn your straight line …
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The Build – Part 1 Part 1 of the Vaterra Ascender build revolves around the transmission. The Vaterra transmission is similar to other trail truck’s gearboxes so if you’ve built one before, this should be …
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Trail trucks are quickly becoming one of those must-have vehicles in everyone’s RC stable. With massive aftermarket support and uber-scale realism, there’s definitely a growing market for these vehicles. Vaterra is looking to put it’s …
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Want to win up to $50 worth of RPM product? Then head on over to their site and participate in the RPM “Fill in the Blanks” Contest! It’s pretty simple – just fill in 2 …
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Integy has just released a killer new set of billet machined front and rear axles for the Axial SCX10. These are not just cases but complete kits including metal gears, ball bearings and HD driveshafts. …
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The one area of your high-tech racing machine that takes quite a bit of abuse is the chassis. Protectors have been developed to minimize damage, but they’re typically designed as a one-time use; peel it …
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