Tag Archives: touring car

Time for the driveline. The Tamiya TRF419XR is a 4WD Touring Car, using a dual-belt setup to drive all 4 wheels. The center bulkhead houses a Tamiya-pitch spur gear – that’s fine and all, however …

Like most current touring cars, the Tamiya TRF419XR comes with a front spool and rear gear differential setup. The rear is a sealed unit that accepts any diff fluids; we’ll be building ours with 3K …

The Tamiya TRF419XR comes with a 2.25mm lower and 2mm upper deck as standard equipment. Both are machined from high-quality carbon fiber with blue-anodized aluminum parts bolted to it. In this step, we’re going to …

Team XRay, known for their lineup of extremely competitive RC rides, has announced a somewhat surprise product for them – the T4F. This is going to be a FWD (Front Wheel Drive) Touring Car that …

WOW! Check out this killer new 1956 Ford F-100 Pro-Touring Street Truck body from Pro-Line Racing! This body is designed to fit the Slash 2WD and Slash 4×4, turning your ride into one sick looking, …

New from PROTOform is this sexy new 190mm Touring Car body – the D9. This body is modeled after the Type-S, with some revisions to smooth out the aggressiveness. Ridges along the front fenders, door …

A long time ago, I competed in the TCS (Tamiya Championship Series) event – it was so long ago that I don’t even remember what car it was! I got the idea, though, to take …

PROTOform has released 2 new 190mm TC bodies – the Type-S and MS7. The Type-S is designed for instances where grip extreme grip is required. It features a sloped nose and aero ridges on the …

Tamiya has announced their 7th gen TB EVO chassis properly named the TB EVO. 7. This EVO. 7 is a 4WD TC that features a shaft-drive system and a longitudinally-mounted motor that can be positioned …

Serpent’s ERYX 411 4.1 is the next iteration of the 411 line. It’s been designed to be an alternative version to the Project 4X TC, featuring a more ‘regular’ look and a more budget-friendly price …