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The Build – Part 5 The Team Associated B64 front suspension has been given a huge facelift over the previous 4-series buggy, using thick suspension arms, aluminum caster blocks and large ball ends to heighten …

The Build – Part 3 The Team Associated B64 Club Racer uses a ball-bearing equipped dual bellcrank steering system. It’s super smooth and very precise, however it doesn’t come with a servo saver. This is …

The Build – Part 2 The next couple of steps have us prep the chassis on the Team Associated B64 Club Racer. That was a few easy steps for prep – let’s move on to …

The Build – Part 1 The Team Associated B64 Club Racer comes equipped with 3 planetary gear diffs; front, middle and center. It also comes with large bottles of diff fluid to fill them; 10K …

The Build – Part 4 The front gearbox on the Team Associated B64 Club Racer seems pretty stout. Huge bearings, thick plastic and 4mm thick graphite shock towers are all standard equipment. There ya have …

RPM RC Products had molded up a set of front suspension arms for the Team Associated B6 / B6D 2WD buggy. These, however, are not your normal straight arms but instead the ‘gull wing’ parts …

Having issues with the front suspension arms on your Team Associated B6 or B6D breaking? Don’t change your driving style – replace those front arms with a new set from RPM RC Products! Yup, RPM …

Team Associated’s new Nomad DB8 is a very cool looking 1:8 scale Desert Buggy (DB8, get it?) based on AE’s proven 1:8 scale racing buggy platform. Being a RTR, it comes pre-assembled and loaded with …

The 6-series of Team Associated vehicles is coming on strong, seen with their latest release of the 1:12 scale car, the Factory Team RC12R6. This sleek on-roader sees quite a few refinements, most of which …

Team Associated has announced the B6 and B64 Club Racer kits, vehicles designed to bridge the gap between RTR’s and full Factory Team Race kits. These buggies will come completely assembled with genuine Reedy electronics, …