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Traxxas released their Slash 2WD with onboard audio not to long ago. That system was awesome and provided a loud, throaty exhaust note that had everyone turning their heads. Great system, but only available in …

The Build – Part 11 Here we are, the final step in the Team Associated B44.3 build. We’ll be gluing up some tires and attaching them as well as mounting the wing and body. Build …

The Build – Part 10 The final major step in the Team Associated B44.3 build is installing the electronics. Build Notes: The B44.3 allows you to build the car using either a saddle-pack setup or …

If you run on a high-bite track, you’ll probably notice that the fast cars around the track are all mid-motor. That pretty much keeps Team Associated’s T4.2 from being in that group… …until now. Team …

Seeing the future in 1:10 scale tires, Team Associated has released it’s own set of 61mm wheels to fit the new generation of 1/8-scale-style tires. These wheels feature a rough, textured gluing area for maximum …

The Build – Part 9 We’ll be building the shocks in Part 9 of the Team Associated B44.3 build. The buggy uses the A-Team’s awesome V2 12mm Big Bore aluminum shocks which feature 3mm shafts …

Who would have thought you could make Team Associated’s B5M any better? Well, apparently they did and have released a lightweight transmission option for spec class racers. The 3-gear box is designed as a low-rotating …

The Build – Part 8 I’ve broken out the rear anti-roll bar steps in our Team Associated B44.3 build into it’s own part for 2 reasons; 1) it didn’t fit with anything else and, 2) …

The Build – Part 7 In Part 7 of our Team Associated B44.3 build, we’ll be assembling the outer suspension parts, the turnbuckles and connecting the two together. Build Notes: None. Building turnbuckles can be …

The Build – Part 6 In this installment of the Team Associated B44.3 build, we’ll be assembling and attaching both the front and rear top decks. This step also includes the rear shock tower, wing …