You dont have to be a racer to watch that. I certainly am not a racer but i have bought a T6.2 even thou there are really few races here in germany in my State ^^
Racing is fun you should try it! I find myself enjoying Racing more then bashing. Gets old diving in a field or down the street or jumping some kind of ramp. If you have a track close give it a shot. Our novice class anybody can race with what ever they bring as along as it's 2wd. It really is fun but I am competitive maybe thats why I like it
@@jeffbryner5355 I’m competitive too. But the closest track to me is about 50 mins away. Plus, the only 2wd car I have is a stampede. Lol. Doubt that would do good on a track! I might just build one in my backyard. What do you think?
@@bigandcoolrcschool294 heck yeah if I could I would of already done it. Haha. My wife isn't having it though haha!! I have seen stampedes rustlers amd even a mini tamyia lunch box with a 10.5 motor in it hauling butt at my track.. haha
This is awesome been wanting a new 2wd sct, unfortunately there not as popular as they used to be so no one is coming out with anything new, until now! I was gonna go with the TLR 3.0 sct. I’m really glad they came out with something new never had an associated well I had a sc10b & it was awesome! Definitely going to maybe purchase both I wouldn’t mind a stadium truck, but definitely getting the sct! Great vid as always! Maybe do a build series on these 2 & maybe some track time with them. Keep up the great work!!!!👍🏼🍻
I'd been looking at buying one and was wondering why i could only find "new" slashs. Couldn't find the proline SC. most other sc kits seemed to be out of stock.
I love amain hobbies YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME I have the defender and two slashes with the carbon cub I recemnd the defender for a scale rock crawler and if I were you I would save up for a UDR if you want a trophy truck okay have a great day Amain.
Cole, hit up your local hobby shop and have them assist you. The electronics are a little difficult to wrap your head around to begin with, but the shop can help explain it and show you how to wire it, or do it for you; they'll have a soldering iron for any connections. I'd hate to see you not build and enjoy the car because of the electronics. Shoot, you can send it to us and we'll have our shop wire it, but it won't be free because of all the shipping. Hope you do something... -Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies that’s not the problem but my track is a 2. 1/2 hour drive so I can’t go there until I’m running. The problem is all the electronics are junk. I literally just go a servo from you guys that cost $160 and it’s a piece of crap. Won’t be covered under warranty but it’s definitely not a working servo. From the cheapest to the most expensive, they are all garbage. I’m just glad it was purchased with a loan so I can just stop payments
@@jonahcetner1497 These are SC6 wheels with an axle hex fitment; should fit front and rear: www.amainhobbies.com/team-associated-12mm-hex-method-wheels-black-asc71040/p-qtawqqkqyczxactz -Brett
Sweet my sc6.1 is about to be a 6.2. So what we really all want to know about is when is the sr10 going to be released amd are they going to offer a non rtr kit like the dr10? Come on Brett we know you got the scoop on the info lol
I don't have any info on it, but I imagine if it's really hot, they'll make a kit. I'm hoping AE can send us a SR10 RTR for review but haven't heard anything. -Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies dang it lol. I got a Christmas bonus burning a whole in my pocket haha. Another question I have is I have a sc6.1 I am running dirt oval modified with. Would a savox 1258 be plenty of torque for a short course truck thats not jumping if not is there a minimum torque rating a sc truck needs?
@@jeffbryner5355 That should work well for you. Like you said, you're staying on the surface, and the stresses should be relatively low. Savox servos are pretty great too! -Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies I thought that was the thickness or depth of the nut not the actual Hex. I too have some that are 6mm and 7mm stamped on them and they are 12mm hex
We're not sure. If we can't have "social gatherings" then using the track won't be possible. Right now, we are forced to close our track to comply with local safety requirements. If this continues much longer, we may take one of the kits and see if it is possible to make a race car a basher? That might be fun. Maybe we take the SC6.2 and make a speed car? I bet it could hit 70+MPH. So we have options, but we're not sure what's going to happen sadly. What do you think of these ideas? -Brett
We have one in-stock and available, but only this one: www.amainhobbies.com/proline-rc10t6.2-22t-4.0-axis-st-1-10-stadium-truck-body-clear-pro3581-00/p1332802 There are a few others listed, but on backorder and not available. -Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies this is a body I want and have already but I can’t get it to fit. It hits the front shock tower. The jconcepts one doesn’t fit very well either. The post hole marker didn’t work because of how it fits so the holes don’t line up. The front body posts should sit higher and flat and this body would work. I’m shocked I have a brand new car and zero options for a body that really fits
Have you seen these new CR-24 crawlers, they're pretty great and under $100! www.amainhobbies.com/hobbyplus-cr24-defender-1-24-rtr-scale-mini-crawler-blue-hbp162410-605007/p1258091 Not exactly a race car, but still a great r/c. -Brett
@@deeerek0756 I agree, I have a Associated truck and the T3. If you do not have a dirt/clay track near by there is no point in buying one of these, as much as i love Associated stadium trucks. I made the mistake of running 3-s in my T3, melted the diff gear. Lucky to get a replacement from e-bay. I don't have a dirt track within 50 miles of me anymore, really sucks.
Thumb down. Just because these are 2WD, which is not fun at all. 8.5mm hexes are for.. for what, who even make tires with that size!? Competitive rc model and alrwady has erratas (correction) for manual already? Good joke, waste of money...
2wd is more fun for experienced racers. Takes more skill to be faster. 4wd is just pull the trigger and go, no skill involved. 8.5mm offset, thickness of the part. The hex is the standard 12mm size
Sorry, for the confusion. Like Deeerek07 mentioned, the 8.5mm is in reference to the thickness; these are still 12mm wide hexes, to fit 12mm hex wheels. -Brett
You should do a build series on the T6. I've always liked stadium trucks.
Keep it coming with the products. Amain right now is my MAIN source for my RC'S👍💯👊
Ordered yesterday and with 2 day shipping you guys got this to me in under 24 hours, Still waiting on my Amazon order.
i am not a racer at all, but still watched this video because its Amain hobbies! how can you go wrong!?
You dont have to be a racer to watch that. I certainly am not a racer but i have bought a T6.2 even thou there are really few races here in germany in my State ^^
Racing is fun you should try it! I find myself enjoying Racing more then bashing. Gets old diving in a field or down the street or jumping some kind of ramp. If you have a track close give it a shot. Our novice class anybody can race with what ever they bring as along as it's 2wd. It really is fun but I am competitive maybe thats why I like it
@@jeffbryner5355 I’m competitive too. But the closest track to me is about 50 mins away. Plus, the only 2wd car I have is a stampede. Lol. Doubt that would do good on a track! I might just build one in my backyard. What do you think?
@@bigandcoolrcschool294 heck yeah if I could I would of already done it. Haha. My wife isn't having it though haha!! I have seen stampedes rustlers amd even a mini tamyia lunch box with a 10.5 motor in it hauling butt at my track.. haha
İm also not a racer but like to build and drive t5m and all other ae kıts. You May build them how you want to. :)
Great job as always Brett. Happy New Year to all of you at Amain Hobbies.
Thank you John! Happy New Year to you and your family!
-Brett
Y’all should do some build series with these two kits
love watching your videos. you do an awesome job explaining subjects!
Ohhhh the t6.2 looks nice! I think I was actually looking at this one I think.
Another great video from Brett 😊
Congrats on 100k
Thanks! Feels good :)
-Brett
Cool cool! Just got a losi mini T 2.0 brushless for Christmas. First race style RC. Now I have the race bug. Might need to look at one of these next.
same i got a mini b though HOWEVER i did get a new DR10!
@@NizzyCote331 nice! Drag racing looks like fun to.
@@TheWright1 thank you im trying to get 10 ikes for a part 2
looking forward to buying one thanks
This is awesome been wanting a new 2wd sct, unfortunately there not as popular as they used to be so no one is coming out with anything new, until now! I was gonna go with the TLR 3.0 sct. I’m really glad they came out with something new never had an associated well I had a sc10b & it was awesome! Definitely going to maybe purchase both I wouldn’t mind a stadium truck, but definitely getting the sct! Great vid as always! Maybe do a build series on these 2 & maybe some track time with them. Keep up the great work!!!!👍🏼🍻
I'd been looking at buying one and was wondering why i could only find "new" slashs. Couldn't find the proline SC. most other sc kits seemed to be out of stock.
@@Mr_jz_12 amain hobbies has these new team associated sct’s in stock!
@@INSIDIOUS-ONE meant the older sc kits. I actually found this one by chance on an asian rc website. and did a youtube search :)
Love the racing stuff
Awesome video and review brother
Have a good one my friend stay safe
Happy New Year's from Alaska to you and your family
👍🕶👍
Thank you Robert! Happy New Year to you and your family!
-Brett
I love amain hobbies YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME I have the defender and two slashes with the carbon cub I recemnd the defender for a scale rock crawler and if I were you I would save up for a UDR if you want a trophy truck okay have a great day Amain.
Can you do a review on the team associated sr10
Open box giveaway contest? What a sweet idea in these times.
Can you guys do a budget electric buggy build
Would like to see the build and running video
Just got the stadium truck but I’m not sure I’ll build it. I just can’t win the battle with electronics
Cole, hit up your local hobby shop and have them assist you. The electronics are a little difficult to wrap your head around to begin with, but the shop can help explain it and show you how to wire it, or do it for you; they'll have a soldering iron for any connections. I'd hate to see you not build and enjoy the car because of the electronics. Shoot, you can send it to us and we'll have our shop wire it, but it won't be free because of all the shipping. Hope you do something...
-Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies that’s not the problem but my track is a 2. 1/2 hour drive so I can’t go there until I’m running. The problem is all the electronics are junk. I literally just go a servo from you guys that cost $160 and it’s a piece of crap. Won’t be covered under warranty but it’s definitely not a working servo. From the cheapest to the most expensive, they are all garbage. I’m just glad it was purchased with a loan so I can just stop payments
@@AMain_Hobbies my best servo is a $25 reedy but it’s performance is low. Doesn’t quit like all the others though
where do i get the wheels for the rc10
Our AMain Hobbies shop sells them. You need original RC10 wheels from the 1980's, or are you looking for current B6 wheels?
-Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies the rc10sc6
@@jonahcetner1497 These are SC6 wheels with an axle hex fitment; should fit front and rear: www.amainhobbies.com/team-associated-12mm-hex-method-wheels-black-asc71040/p-qtawqqkqyczxactz
-Brett
Does anyone know if Amain has a forum?
was one on "rc tech" (i think thats what it was called) a year or so ago when i used to browse that forum.
Sweet my sc6.1 is about to be a 6.2. So what we really all want to know about is when is the sr10 going to be released amd are they going to offer a non rtr kit like the dr10? Come on Brett we know you got the scoop on the info lol
I don't have any info on it, but I imagine if it's really hot, they'll make a kit. I'm hoping AE can send us a SR10 RTR for review but haven't heard anything.
-Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies dang it lol. I got a Christmas bonus burning a whole in my pocket haha. Another question I have is I have a sc6.1 I am running dirt oval modified with. Would a savox 1258 be plenty of torque for a short course truck thats not jumping if not is there a minimum torque rating a sc truck needs?
@@jeffbryner5355 That should work well for you. Like you said, you're staying on the surface, and the stresses should be relatively low. Savox servos are pretty great too!
-Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies thank you for your time. Have a wonderful new year's!! :)
8.5 mm hex ?
Sorry, for the confusion; the 8.5mm hex is in reference to the thickness; these are still 12mm wide hexes, to fit 12mm hex wheels.
-Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies I thought that was the thickness or depth of the nut not the actual Hex. I too have some that are 6mm and 7mm stamped on them and they are 12mm hex
Are going to build them and racing them
We're not sure. If we can't have "social gatherings" then using the track won't be possible. Right now, we are forced to close our track to comply with local safety requirements. If this continues much longer, we may take one of the kits and see if it is possible to make a race car a basher? That might be fun. Maybe we take the SC6.2 and make a speed car? I bet it could hit 70+MPH. So we have options, but we're not sure what's going to happen sadly. What do you think of these ideas?
-Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies maybe give one away are track is open or to a new racer
what gift cards can we use on the amain hobbies (amazon, ebay?)
PLEASE REPLY I MIGHT BUY ONE OF YOUR PRDUCTS
Nice
I can’t find a body for my t6.2
We have one in-stock and available, but only this one: www.amainhobbies.com/proline-rc10t6.2-22t-4.0-axis-st-1-10-stadium-truck-body-clear-pro3581-00/p1332802
There are a few others listed, but on backorder and not available.
-Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies I’ve tried that one and it doesn’t fit around the shock towers. I’ve tried both that you offer currently
@@AMain_Hobbies this is a body I want and have already but I can’t get it to fit. It hits the front shock tower. The jconcepts one doesn’t fit very well either. The post hole marker didn’t work because of how it fits so the holes don’t line up. The front body posts should sit higher and flat and this body would work. I’m shocked I have a brand new car and zero options for a body that really fits
hey, can you review the wltoys plz?
pleanty of small channels doing them. Not their userbase for amain to.
@@Mr_jz_12 yeah, but they never reviewed it in their video and i want their opinion on it
@@elicopter_go_brr Trash. There we go. Now they can review proper chassis.
Ball diff?
It's for racing. Basically acts as an lsd
@@deeerek0756 Well yeah it's for racing but...we don't run balls on carpet.
can you do a cheapest rc cars cause i don't have the best money right now
Have you seen these new CR-24 crawlers, they're pretty great and under $100! www.amainhobbies.com/hobbyplus-cr24-defender-1-24-rtr-scale-mini-crawler-blue-hbp162410-605007/p1258091
Not exactly a race car, but still a great r/c.
-Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies thanks dude :)
Team Associated should finally start making a T6.2 carpet version..
@Justin Haydocy A gear diff won't be the solution, as you'll also need the laydown gearbox and other things..
Maybe a silly question but what would the consequences of using these as bashers be? Not going to I’m just curious lol
They are really fragile, compared to Arrma or Traxxas. These are made for racing only. You would break a lot of parts
@@deeerek0756 lol yeah that’s what I figured
@@deeerek0756 I agree, I have a Associated truck and the T3. If you do not have a dirt/clay track near by there is no point in buying one of these, as much as i love Associated stadium trucks. I made the mistake of running 3-s in my T3, melted the diff gear. Lucky to get a replacement from e-bay. I don't have a dirt track within 50 miles of me anymore, really sucks.
you should do a review on the DANCHEE RidgeRock it's made by Redcat Racing. It's a hobby grade crawler made for beginners
I like my t6 less after each use
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Hi. Looks like they copied losi design. Metal chassis, motor forward. My losi scte is a great product, very durable. Good video.
Team Associated's chassis were all out of aluminum.. and mid-motor is standard since a few years...
Been a long time since researched it. Thank you. I remember the only real machine was the gold tub rc 10 buggy 1987. Futaba the first esc.
build the sc10 first and the convert it into a no prep dragster!!!!! and can you all please check out my youtube @xtrm rc
give me a rc car ?°°°??? I m From Brazil
Thumb down.
Just because these are 2WD, which is not fun at all.
8.5mm hexes are for.. for what, who even make tires with that size!?
Competitive rc model and alrwady has erratas (correction) for manual already?
Good joke, waste of money...
2wd is more fun for experienced racers. Takes more skill to be faster. 4wd is just pull the trigger and go, no skill involved.
8.5mm offset, thickness of the part. The hex is the standard 12mm size
Yeah I prefer 2wd for the same reasons
Sorry, for the confusion. Like Deeerek07 mentioned, the 8.5mm is in reference to the thickness; these are still 12mm wide hexes, to fit 12mm hex wheels.
-Brett
2wd are a blast. specially the mid motor designs. Love roasting the tires in the dirt with 2wd.