Team Associated’s B5 and B5M include little blue thumbwheels that you unscrew to remove the battery. These work great but could us a little pizazz. AVID RC has released an upgraded set of thumbscrews that …
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AVID RC has taken their popular Triad Slipper Clutch to the next level with the introduction of the Evo Slipper Plates. These 7075-T6 aluminum, hard-anodized plates have been modified to no longer require the use …
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Currently, changing the track width on your 1/8 scale meant swapping out the entire hubs on the car. Grab yourself a set of AVID RC’s carbon Track Width Spacers and accomplish that task in a …
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AVID RC has released titanium ballstuds in two popular sizes; 5.5mm for Team Associated B5/B5M/SC104x4 and 4.9mm for the XRay T4/XB4. Designed to be super strong AND save weight (roughly 40% over their steel counterparts), …
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AVID RC has released a carbon fiber arm inserts for the Hot Bodies D812. Sized down to .75mm (from 1.5mm), this insert not only looks trick but helps reduce suspension arm flex. This makes the …
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AVID RC has released a must-have lower shock screw upgrade for your TLR 8IGHT Buggy. This package comes with 4 titanium 1/4″ socket head fasteners…2 with left-handed threads and 2 with right-handed threads. These screws …
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AVID RC has released their caged diff thrust bearing for three popular car brands; Kyosho, Yokomo and Tamiya. This caged bearing captures the diff thrust balls, making maintenance or rebuilds a super simple process. Plus, …
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For you die-hard AE drivers that like to push your RC8.2 or RC8.2e to the limits, AVID RC has released a set of trick looking hard anodized aluminum shock towers. AVID RC has tweaked the …
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AVID RC has released a cool looking set of 1/8th scale wing mount buttons. Anodized in black with the AVID RC logo etched in, these aerodynamic buttons help provide a constant, smooth flow of air …
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AVID RC has released a cool diff thrust bearing that features a ‘cage’ to help keep the balls in place. This makes building your diff (the thrust bearing part) super easy and helps keep your …
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