Amain in stock also, ordered mine last night

I ordered my steel plates from Tower this morning and this afternoon they are gone already.

Now for the sway bar kits to come in and my car will actually have eveything I need for my indoor setup

When it comes to wheels for this buggy is any one brand preferable to another? Using some pro lines right now, but for my next set I am considering Associated due to price.

proline and ae wheels suck. Avid make the best 2.2 and aka makes the best 2.4

What so much better about them?




I like the 2.2 AE wheels as I like the actual dish (concave) in the wheel face to the outside and the wheels look better longer. I have not had major issues with them.

He gets them cheaper...

I like AE wheels the best, 2.4 is dying a slow death, that fad has passed.

Direct customer going to direct customer.

The Rawspeed wheels are the best out there right now for medium to low bite. Some even like them on high bite.

High bite the AE wheels are good, as are the Avid and the JC/proline.

Trying to get my b6d order together. Is the stock steering rack pretty jenky, necessitating the aluminum one or is it fairly decent? Seems like its unanimously replaced on most cars I see.

Jake I never saw the need for the alloy rack on the B5M, nor an alloy servo horn.

It's DEFINITELY needed on this car, in my opinion. ESPECIALLY on high bite.

Can i ask what it helps? Im really trying to avoid unnecessary hop ups this time around. Also trying to keep the weight bias from getting any farther forward than it is now.Seems the aluminum would be quite a bit heavier but i honestly have no idea.

Heard at nationals they are removing the waterfall and running the battery further back towards the motor. Anyone tried this?

Seems like that would allow to much chassis flex

Interesting. From the vids I saw, I can see why. Looks like they are all struggling a bit for grip. But....what do they expect, when they run a laydown car...