Team Associated B5

[superrcracer]

Apr 16, 2014 7:09:45 GMT k1llerrc said:

Similar. accept they are the shiny stainless, not the black. No wrench will be included.

How much will they run for?

[k1llerrc]

between 18.00 and 22 for the 10th scale kits and between $20 and $32 for the 8th and 5th scale kits

[superrcracer]

Apr 16, 2014 20:45:48 GMT k1llerrc said:

between 18.00 and 22 for the 10th scale kits and between $20 and $32 for the 8th and 5th scale kits

Which brand are you going to carry screws for?

[k1llerrc]

both metric and standard for almost any brand. Ive downloaded all the Manuals for the most popular brands, and acquired all the screw counts for each car/truck and I sort and package each kit per model manual.

[superrcracer]

Apr 17, 2014 5:23:06 GMT k1llerrc said:

both metric and standard for almost any brand. Ive downloaded all the Manuals for the most popular brands, and acquired all the screw counts for each car/truck and I sort and package each kit per model manual.

I have an Team Durango sc truck. We'll you make screws for the Team Durango SC truck. I can't find lighter screws for it.

[k1llerrc]

yes, which model

[kyoshoracer]

Do you make any titanium screws?

[k1llerrc]

Nope. I think they are an over priced waste of money and I dont feel the need to rip anyone off by selling them.

[kyoshoracer]

Apr 19, 2014 17:57:03 GMT k1llerrc said:

Nope. I think they are an over priced waste of money and I dont feel the need to rip anyone off by selling them.

If you need to make your B5 lighter would you use titanium screws?

[k1llerrc]

Apr 20, 2014 23:55:55 GMT kyoshoracer said:

Apr 19, 2014 17:57:03 GMT k1llerrc said:

Nope. I think they are an over priced waste of money and I dont feel the need to rip anyone off by selling them.

If you need to make your B5 lighter would you use titanium screws?

Yes and no. If you are running a stock spec class where weight matters, then yes. But I do believe all classes have a weight minimum. Im only a few grams over weight min. Im really thinking the 1 to 2 grams difference from screw kits isnt worth the $40 to $60 in cost. Your real weight loss is in the electronics and wire. If your running a stock spec class you dont do it with a castle system or a Novak motor. Ive seen waaayyyy to many people try to lose weight in the wrong places.. 

[matrix]

Apr 17, 2014 5:23:06 GMT k1llerrc said:

both metric and standard for almost any brand. Ive downloaded all the Manuals for the most popular brands, and acquired all the screw counts for each car/truck and I sort and package each kit per model manual.

Do you have any screws ready for my Tekno buggy?

[k1llerrc]

Apr 24, 2014 1:45:11 GMT matrix said:

Apr 17, 2014 5:23:06 GMT k1llerrc said:

both metric and standard for almost any brand. Ive downloaded all the Manuals for the most popular brands, and acquired all the screw counts for each car/truck and I sort and package each kit per model manual.

Do you have any screws ready for my Tekno buggy?

I will have to assemble a kit, but i believe I have all of the fasteners for it.. 26.00 shipped if your here in the USA. 
Anyone who wants a kit, please pm me so we can keep this out of the forums as I dont want to clutter them up. I will be starting a vendors page within the next 30 days. 

[matrix]

STRC has just released another batch of new aluminum option parts for the Team Associated B5/B5M buggies. The new option parts include a new aluminum rear camber link mount for each, aluminum hex adapters, and aluminum upper shock mount bushings.

Each are direct replacements for the stock plastic parts, and are intended to add durability and style to your ride! Each part is available in blue, gunmetal, or silver.

[matrix]

I have began to run the aluminum rear camber link mount for each, aluminum hex adapters, and aluminum upper shock mount bushings. This optional parts are made from ST Racing.

[matrix]

STRC has released CNC Machiend Aluminum Steering Bellcrank set.