Jason, this is by far the best video review you have ever made. Extremely professional, you educated at the same time you shared your opinion and your set up. You should be very proud of this presentation. I will be buying this kit. thanks to you!
Thanks for putting this together. I am just now getting back into RC and for the most part Im complete lost. The last time i raced was 2004 or 5 and the tech just wasnt where its at now. Ive been reading and watching reviews of cars for the last 4 days.. I think you sold me on this kit.
If i ever get back into rc car racing ,after being gone for 11 plus years , I'll consider your reviews as a major point of educating me . It's this kind of stuff that makes youtube worth wile
Just now getting back into RC with my two sons after a few years off. Your channel is a huge help to all three of us, thanks for all the great content.
Your work is making a difference! I'm learning so much and love your videos and information. As a returning R/C enthusiast from 25 years ago, I need all the infos and learning opportunities I can get. Very much appreciate your work.
I think you should do a video in laydown transmission cars and contrast the differences in the b6, yz2, xb2, for conversion, etc. That would be extremely helpful since you have experience with all the buggies. Most reviews online are biased and this would be great. Really enjoy your videos and am always looking for updates. Keep it up
Jason, because of this review I bought my 1st Team Associated kit ever !! Ended up getting the B6 for the gear diff, lay down transmission and lower center of gravity out of the box. Good job once again with the review, tips and excellent video.
Just bought a B6 club car it's my first kit car and am extremely happy with how it's going together..Thanks for the review. Now I can't wait to finish it and go to the track
I cant believe how much these have changed in just the last 14 years or so. Platforms haven't changed all that much but it's the electronics that have really changed a lot. Brushless motors, adjustable speed controls that can be done remotely, all the electronics are smaller and the cars cost way more now. Last cars I had were the B3 and the TC3, that would have been around 2002
what an awesome review! Jason, I have to say the way you review your stuff is top knotch! after watching the review i went out and bought myself a b6 with the laydown and all the addon parts you have. Also like the way you are brutaly honest and tell the companys i will tell the people all the bad parts (if there was any with this buggy). Your tires are top knotch and all your parts for this car are amazingly designed and made. glad to see you driving at OCRC. Thnx for making this review. Keep it up!
Hi Jason, I love your videos. Your knowledge, experience, professionalism, and excitement all come together to make you one of the best RC channels on youtube.
I'm getting back in to racing after 10 plus years . I'm a LOSI fan . if you can ever do some vid's on the 1/8 3.0 /4.0 you would be even more of a Hero . Since I've started back up ive watched your vids I want to say a BIG thank you for ALL your info .
Hey Jason I love the new B6 range (especially the D). I have recently had some customer service dealings with Team Associated, they were awesome. Big shout out to Don Natale who really went the extra mile to keep a customer happy. I have the B44.3 & RC8B3E and love them. The B6D is certainly on the Christmas Wishlist! Thanks for another great review. Regards Garszy
Hey Jason, as always great video bud. I'm looking at getting back in to the 2wd buggy class as it has grown a lot in my area. What are the biggest differences in the b5m and the b6d? Is the b6d worth the extra $$$$ ?
Perfect review Jason! I built my B6 (non D) last week and I had the exact same three observations regarding the build process. Such a pain free build. The fit and finish is top notch. A tad sloppy on the front wheels but I've learned not to fus to much about that.
I really enjoy your videos and reviews Jason; your technical insight and overall knowledge of hobby is probably the best on youtube. My only complaint is that I really wish you would include more footage or even images of the item you're reviewing, rather than watching you talk for 20 minutes. As a podcast it would work great, but the few and very brief snippets of the actual item make for a very dull watch.
Hey Jason love the videos. Do you have any experience with track layouts and building them. I'm building a track in my backyard for the kids. But not much out there on building them. ( advice on size and distances of jumps and type of dirt used for outside) Especially for us regular guys lol that don't have a nice clay indoor track that's close enough to go to more frequently. Or maybe you know someone that can has some tips. Thanks again and love watching the videos.
Any chance of getting a how to video on remotes. You know when to punch it or let off at the top of a triple. Maybe a cam in cam, where you see your remote and the buggy as you hit the track for a couple laps. You could explain entry/exit on the hair pin turns, ect.....
Hey Jason, did you ever figure out what was with the different color shock pistons?? you said something about it in your unboxing video, but never ended up posting anything about it, its no big deal but I was just wondering if there is anything interesting going on, thanks! your vids are awesome!
Hey Jason, Let's see a comparison between this and the Losi 4.0 now! :) I'm still running the RB6.6 and love it but these 2 new cars look really good and if I switched I would have to look hard at them.
this video is the reason why i build a B6d..And now the tlr 22 4.0 is coming out soon with better free stuff in the kit, one car for both astro and dirt..
Your review was a little inconclusive....couldn't tell if you like the B6 or not.....haha.....I agree It's a great car. I bought two as well. All the wheelbase and hub height adjustments got me a little psyched out. Seems like I could just a easily tune my self out of contention or accidentally screw up the pill spacing and have some crazy geometry. The build was excellent. It looks like the plastics have a slightly higher end feel as well. Have you tried the machined shock internals. Those make the AE shocks really really nice. Any plans to do a 22-4 2.0 review? I got one and they have now addressed all of the issues you discussed during your 1.0 review and then some. The gear diffs really bring that car to life.
I seriously can't wait for the damn B44.4 Buggy. I know those cats are working on it in secret, I bet it drops by Christmas. I was going to by the new X-Ray buggy, but as soon as I get in the mail they are gonna drop the B44.4 I'll be buying some Raw Speed parts for my B6 when I get one, kinda waiting to see all of the things that come out before I commit.
ive got to say this is my favourite rc channel the rest of them talk about them in such a dull way. also will you ever do any reviews on the team durango kits or rtr's?
What about this or the RB6? Team Associated seems to have really improved quality and their cars overall. The difference between the RC8.2 and the B3 in particular seems to be a night and day difference. They really turned things around.
you mention a shorty servo, is this required or is a normal servo ok for this kit? I've watched this video, and your stock vs mod video, and I'm looking to get a buggy for my 10 year old son... he's doing well in Novice at our local track and will be moving up soon and running his truck in 2wd SC... I'd like to get him a 2wd buggy for a second class, so he can get more track time as we travel almost 2 hours to the track and can't go often for practice. ... AE has a new Club Racer kit with a 17.5 spec motor, but our track only has Mod/Open buggy.... trying to decide if it would be a good start, or if we should do the B6D kit with a 10.5 for a good bit more investment. The Club Racer esc could go to a 13.5 later as he progresses. ... any input would be most welcomed...
Shorty servo is not required, but helps a bit with wire management. Also, there is a HUGE leap between stock SC and mod buggy. I would have your son try driving someone's stock buggy so you can at least compare stock SC vs. stock buggy, then decide if going full on mod buggy is appealing. If you choose to stick with stock, the club racer is a killer deal.
so if you didnt have any car what would you prefer b5m lite (100 bucks cheaper) or b6d? i am a noob as far as racing goes. mostly bash but would like to get into racing.
Jeff Bryner if you're not going to go all over the place racing or you're not racing on a super loose surface, a B5M probably performs relatively close to the B6, its really your own choice, should you spend the money and get the newest car, or save the money and get the old car, its really up to you and the research you've done, but I dont think either is a bad choice
Darion Farina thanks for the info. I found a b5m Lite for a hundred bucks cheaper then the B6 I think I will stick with that and spend the extra money in the electronics
Jeff Bryner that's how they do it! new car comes out and then they lower the price on the old car, tower hobbies has several discount codes as well that you could use to make the car even cheaper than that, but just keep in mind the older the car the sooner its going to be discontinued
if i were to put a 4000mgh zippy lipo in this would it fit? i have a lot of tech put into a my b4.2 world series and i was curious if i could rip those out and put it into the bd6.
Hey Jason, I can't decide between the Xray XB2 Dirt Edition or the AE B6D. Is there either you'd recommend more than the other? I race on grass and parts support isn't a problem for either.
Again losi fucked up about their lay-down conversion having to spend half the buggy's price..i was leaning towards the 22 3.0 SR but this REVIEW made me get the B6D and laydown kit at a fraction of the laydown conversion if your going the 22 3.0 route..thanks Jason!
hey short course world I have a question I have been into RCS for a year and a half I have a Traxxas slash 2wd lcg I go to my local track I have been practicing with my slash would you recommend the b6d for me?
hey, obviously im not Jason, but i thought i could help you out. buying a b6D or any other 2wd buggy is a good investment. you learn how to build a kit, you can race, and you can improve your driving skills. 2wd buggy is the hardest class/ vehicle to run, therfore if you can master it, you can pretty much drive anything. as long as you are prepared to build the car and set up the electronics and do regular maintinance on it, i would go ahead and get one. hope that helps
i find 2wd truck and 2wd sc harder to drive. buggy have so much more pressure on the tire i find it harder to spin out and they don't kite (buggy cost less to run too). (but i run on fast low grip tracks)... for Israel what do the people at your track run? if most the fast people run mid motor 2wd buggy most likely the answer will be yes. can get parts for it? (Associated so most likely yes)! but i would ask someone if they let you drive their buggy at the track first to see if you even like 2wd buggy before you pay for a top lvl kit!!!!!
+Chandler Thomas thank you so much yeah I have the money for everything I need for the build and I maintain my slash like a pro so I think I can maintain the b6d
Not a good thing for TLR having for us to spend a small amount of fortune to make their 22 3.0 a dedicated laydown..this was the deal breaker for me to get the B6D and the laydown parts for xmas from tower..$300 final sales after coupons for the kit and laydown. Losi messed up Big time!
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Jason, this is by far the best video review you have ever made. Extremely professional, you educated at the same time you shared your opinion and your set up. You should be very proud of this presentation. I will be buying this kit. thanks to you!
I totally agree with presentation... I'm returning to Associated...
Thanks for putting this together. I am just now getting back into RC and for the most part Im complete lost. The last time i raced was 2004 or 5 and the tech just wasnt where its at now. Ive been reading and watching reviews of cars for the last 4 days.. I think you sold me on this kit.
If i ever get back into rc car racing ,after being gone for 11 plus years , I'll consider your reviews as a major point of educating me . It's this kind of stuff that makes youtube worth wile
Just now getting back into RC with my two sons after a few years off. Your channel is a huge help to all three of us, thanks for all the great content.
Your work is making a difference! I'm learning so much and love your videos and information. As a returning R/C enthusiast from 25 years ago, I need all the infos and learning opportunities I can get. Very much appreciate your work.
I think you should do a video in laydown transmission cars and contrast the differences in the b6, yz2, xb2, for conversion, etc. That would be extremely helpful since you have experience with all the buggies. Most reviews online are biased and this would be great. Really enjoy your videos and am always looking for updates. Keep it up
Jason, because of this review I bought my 1st Team Associated kit ever !! Ended up getting the B6 for the gear diff, lay down transmission and lower center of gravity out of the box. Good job once again with the review, tips and excellent video.
Just bought a B6 club car it's my first kit car and am extremely happy with how it's going together..Thanks for the review. Now I can't wait to finish it and go to the track
so would you recommend for a beginner? I looking to buy my first short course buggy.
I cant believe how much these have changed in just the last 14 years or so. Platforms haven't changed all that much but it's the electronics that have really changed a lot. Brushless motors, adjustable speed controls that can be done remotely, all the electronics are smaller and the cars cost way more now. Last cars I had were the B3 and the TC3, that would have been around 2002
Last RC cars I had were the RC10 B3 and T3 factory team kits lol. Its amazing to see what Team Associated has made the RC10 platform into.
i'm a rc pilot and i am wanting to start building my first car and am choosing the B6D and your review has helped out with that. Thank you
what an awesome review! Jason, I have to say the way you review your stuff is top knotch! after watching the review i went out and bought myself a b6 with the laydown and all the addon parts you have. Also like the way you are brutaly honest and tell the companys i will tell the people all the bad parts (if there was any with this buggy). Your tires are top knotch and all your parts for this car are amazingly designed and made. glad to see you driving at OCRC.
Thnx for making this review. Keep it up!
Hi Jason, I love your videos. Your knowledge, experience, professionalism, and excitement all come together to make you one of the best RC channels on youtube.
I'm getting back in to racing after 10 plus years . I'm a LOSI fan . if you can ever do some vid's on the 1/8 3.0 /4.0 you would be even more of a Hero . Since I've started back up ive watched your vids I want to say a BIG thank you for ALL your info .
Hey Jason
I love the new B6 range (especially the D). I have recently had some customer service dealings with Team Associated, they were awesome.
Big shout out to Don Natale who really went the extra mile to keep a customer happy. I have the B44.3 & RC8B3E and love them. The B6D is certainly on the Christmas Wishlist!
Thanks for another great review.
Regards
Garszy
Jason, I really like your reviews, always spot on and very helpful, thank you very much.
Hey Jason, as always great video bud. I'm looking at getting back in to the 2wd buggy class as it has grown a lot in my area. What are the biggest differences in the b5m and the b6d? Is the b6d worth the extra $$$$ ?
I just bought myself a used B5m and I love it.. i might get a b6 later on. awesome review as always Jason 😊
Perfect review Jason! I built my B6 (non D) last week and I had the exact same three observations regarding the build process. Such a pain free build. The fit and finish is top notch. A tad sloppy on the front wheels but I've learned not to fus to much about that.
Awesome review once again. Thanks Jason. I appreciated all your videos and look forward to them.
I really enjoy your videos and reviews Jason; your technical insight and overall knowledge of hobby is probably the best on youtube. My only complaint is that I really wish you would include more footage or even images of the item you're reviewing, rather than watching you talk for 20 minutes. As a podcast it would work great, but the few and very brief snippets of the actual item make for a very dull watch.
noted :)
Hey Jason love the videos. Do you have any experience with track layouts and building them. I'm building a track in my backyard for the kids. But not much out there on building them. ( advice on size and distances of jumps and type of dirt used for outside) Especially for us regular guys lol that don't have a nice clay indoor track that's close enough to go to more frequently. Or maybe you know someone that can has some tips. Thanks again and love watching the videos.
Any chance of getting a how to video on remotes. You know when to punch it or let off at the top of a triple. Maybe a cam in cam, where you see your remote and the buggy as you hit the track for a couple laps. You could explain entry/exit on the hair pin turns, ect.....
Do you ever plan on reviewing the B6? I really enjoy your channel and would love to see a B6 review or at least overview/comparison from you.
Hey Jason, did you ever figure out what was with the different color shock pistons?? you said something about it in your unboxing video, but never ended up posting anything about it, its no big deal but I was just wondering if there is anything interesting going on, thanks! your vids are awesome!
Awesome review! Very in depth, thinking of getting me one of these now! thanks Jason.
Hey Jason, Thanks as always for the review. Are you going to still run the kyosho rb6 or the rb6.6 or do you think you'll stay with the AE?
Hey Jason,
Let's see a comparison between this and the Losi 4.0 now! :) I'm still running the RB6.6 and love it but these 2 new cars look really good and if I switched I would have to look hard at them.
I would LOVE it if you could do a review for HB D216 to compare! Or if you already have an a opinion?
Jay, thanks, your tips came in handy putting together my B6D
this video is the reason why i build a B6d..And now the tlr 22 4.0 is coming out soon with better free stuff in the kit, one car for both astro and dirt..
great video, been out of the hobby for a long time, thinking i might get back in with this! 17.5 class. in bakersfield, ca
Your review was a little inconclusive....couldn't tell if you like the B6 or not.....haha.....I agree It's a great car. I bought two as well. All the wheelbase and hub height adjustments got me a little psyched out. Seems like I could just a easily tune my self out of contention or accidentally screw up the pill spacing and have some crazy geometry. The build was excellent. It looks like the plastics have a slightly higher end feel as well. Have you tried the machined shock internals. Those make the AE shocks really really nice.
Any plans to do a 22-4 2.0 review? I got one and they have now addressed all of the issues you discussed during your 1.0 review and then some. The gear diffs really bring that car to life.
I really like the all white look. Good looking buggy 👍
I had the 22 3.0 with the Exotek lay down transmission. It was easy as a few screws.
Love the videos!!! Watch them all the time!
Bam! Awesome review Jason. Waiting for the wheeler - Should be this fall - after Nationals..??? :-)
great reviews. ive seen just about all of them. would love to see you do a review on an Intech er 12m 2.0
I seriously can't wait for the damn B44.4 Buggy. I know those cats are working on it in secret, I bet it drops by Christmas. I was going to by the new X-Ray buggy, but as soon as I get in the mail they are gonna drop the B44.4 I'll be buying some Raw Speed parts for my B6 when I get one, kinda waiting to see all of the things that come out before I commit.
I think most would be pissed if it were a b44.4, a b64 and b64d would be what everyone wants, aswell as a sc6 and a t6.
For carpet racers, get jconcepts rears and traction is improved so much compared proline pins, and cheaper.
ive got to say this is my favourite rc channel the rest of them talk about them in such a dull way. also will you ever do any reviews on the team durango kits or rtr's?
Thanks Tony, we may do a durango review in the future
Your review are the best!..Thanks
Should i buy B6D or the D413 as my first 1/10 buggy? Or do you have a better recommendation in mind?
MrPanda415 run what is most popular at your local track
keep it coming Jason..o like your reviews ..with the smiling face too ! hahaa..be good..stay well
What about this or the RB6? Team Associated seems to have really improved quality and their cars overall. The difference between the RC8.2 and the B3 in particular seems to be a night and day difference. They really turned things around.
Do you plan to do a review of the Losi 22 3.0 spec racer? Compared to the B6 ?
Can't wait to get one!
Great video quite thoroughly enjoyed it
seems like the B6D has more weight distributed at the rear ..is that good?
I really wanted this.... But I got a T5m instead.
Haven't raced in 3 years. After seeing the review I might just pick this up after all.
Hi Jason...what exact Hobbywing ESC is it? There are two on amain..one is a spec and the other is not. Part Number?
Thanks...John
you mention a shorty servo, is this required or is a normal servo ok for this kit? I've watched this video, and your stock vs mod video, and I'm looking to get a buggy for my 10 year old son... he's doing well in Novice at our local track and will be moving up soon and running his truck in 2wd SC... I'd like to get him a 2wd buggy for a second class, so he can get more track time as we travel almost 2 hours to the track and can't go often for practice. ...
AE has a new Club Racer kit with a 17.5 spec motor, but our track only has Mod/Open buggy.... trying to decide if it would be a good start, or if we should do the B6D kit with a 10.5 for a good bit more investment. The Club Racer esc could go to a 13.5 later as he progresses. ... any input would be most welcomed...
Shorty servo is not required, but helps a bit with wire management. Also, there is a HUGE leap between stock SC and mod buggy. I would have your son try driving someone's stock buggy so you can at least compare stock SC vs. stock buggy, then decide if going full on mod buggy is appealing. If you choose to stick with stock, the club racer is a killer deal.
Awesome review car looks really good.. my next purchase! 😉
Awesome! our electronics are really similar! same esc and same speed motor
Great review
There is a typo in the title, it says 2W instead of 2WD. Nonetheless I really liked your review!
what do your prefer b6d or losi 22 3.0 or flip a coin??
I guess I know what my first 2wd buggy will be! Now what will they do for us 4wd guys!!
Hey Jason I am getting into 1/10 2wd racing and what should I get to run stock a b6d or a sc105m sect?
buggy is usually a bigger class
so if you didnt have any car what would you prefer b5m lite (100 bucks cheaper) or b6d? i am a noob as far as racing goes. mostly bash but would like to get into racing.
Jeff Bryner if you're not going to go all over the place racing or you're not racing on a super loose surface, a B5M probably performs relatively close to the B6, its really your own choice, should you spend the money and get the newest car, or save the money and get the old car, its really up to you and the research you've done, but I dont think either is a bad choice
Darion Farina thanks for the info. I found a b5m Lite for a hundred bucks cheaper then the B6 I think I will stick with that and spend the extra money in the electronics
Jeff Bryner that's how they do it! new car comes out and then they lower the price on the old car, tower hobbies has several discount codes as well that you could use to make the car even cheaper than that, but just keep in mind the older the car the sooner its going to be discontinued
How does it compare to a B5M?
What's the difference between a b6 and b6d idk anything about 1/10 scale im only familiar with 1/8 scale buggy SCT and touring car
Brett ward420 d is for dirt. B6 comes with lay down transmission B6D comes with standup transmission.
Good review. if I actually raced it would be very tempting.
if i were to put a 4000mgh zippy lipo in this would it fit? i have a lot of tech put into a my b4.2 world series and i was curious if i could rip those out and put it into the bd6.
Do you like the B6d or 22 3.0 better?
Hey Jason, I can't decide between the Xray XB2 Dirt Edition or the AE B6D. Is there either you'd recommend more than the other? I race on grass and parts support isn't a problem for either.
David Fraser I am no professional but I would get a b6 or yz2 not the dirt editions.
Hey Jason. I just Put a deposit on a B6.1 2WDthe other day.
why Yokomo green springs? Why not Associated green springs? What Associated spring would be equal or close to the Yokomo green springs?
Probably the AE green
Jason, what are the best upgrades for the buggy for 17.5 stock racing
hi, can you tell me the T rates of your pinion and spur geat..
and whats the average max speed you are getting with it
Sweet! Thanks
+ShortCourseWorld in your opinion, B6 or 22 3.0 spec racer? I'm racing on astro mainly
for astro. Standard B6 for sure.
Again losi fucked up about their lay-down conversion having to spend half the buggy's price..i was leaning towards the 22 3.0 SR but this REVIEW made me get the B6D and laydown kit at a fraction of the laydown conversion if your going the 22 3.0 route..thanks Jason!
Your videos are great!! Thank you:)
You have the "D" huh? hahaha nice review Jason thanks.
Which Yokomo springs did you use? The big bore green or the Yatabe green?
greens that came in my yz-2 kit
thanks! The PN for the stock YZ-2 rear springs is YS-A1200.
+John Osborne no clue. I'd google the original ya-2 manual for a part #
Running footage soon??
Now you gonna have to test the new RB 6.6 ;)
Value for the parts vs. kit still has to go the Lite
Welcome back to AE...;)
How much does you buggy weigh as it sits? with and without battery
my car is about 1540 the way it sits now
hey when are you going to do the losi 8ight 4.0
as soon as time permits
What is your gearing
hey short course world I have a question I have been into RCS for a year and a half I have a Traxxas slash 2wd lcg I go to my local track I have been practicing with my slash would you recommend the b6d for me?
hey, obviously im not Jason, but i thought i could help you out. buying a b6D or any other 2wd buggy is a good investment. you learn how to build a kit, you can race, and you can improve your driving skills. 2wd buggy is the hardest class/ vehicle to run, therfore if you can master it, you can pretty much drive anything. as long as you are prepared to build the car and set up the electronics and do regular maintinance on it, i would go ahead and get one. hope that helps
+Chandler Thomas I second that just built one
i find 2wd truck and 2wd sc harder to drive. buggy have so much more pressure on the tire i find it harder to spin out and they don't kite (buggy cost less to run too). (but i run on fast low grip tracks)... for Israel what do the people at your track run? if most the fast people run mid motor 2wd buggy most likely the answer will be yes. can get parts for it? (Associated so most likely yes)! but i would ask someone if they let you drive their buggy at the track first to see if you even like 2wd buggy before you pay for a top lvl kit!!!!!
+Chandler Thomas thank you so much yeah I have the money for everything I need for the build and I maintain my slash like a pro so I think I can maintain the b6d
+Gatorage john people at my track run middle fast and I will try to ask someone if I can use their buggy to see how it feels! and thank you so much!!
jason why did you buy a 2nd b6d... why didnt you buy a b6
I didnt want a gear diff and gull wing front arms...it was cheaper to buy the "D" and a $27 laydown conversion
I've got a team c tm2 and I want to upgrade but I don't want to spend £500
This is the first video I watched of you and I really enjoy and like what you do so keep it up dude
I got a twin on the west coast😝👌🏿
Not a good thing for TLR having for us to spend a small amount of fortune to make their 22 3.0 a dedicated laydown..this was the deal breaker for me to get the B6D and the laydown parts for xmas from tower..$300 final sales after coupons for the kit and laydown. Losi messed up Big time!
How much is it
$309
I had shattered my back shock tower irk how....
darn i wanted to be first to comment. good review!
and the internet
Have you seen the S-Workz 104Evo?
Associated will probably copy that... Mini Mugen clone. Hahahaha
Telllllll!!! Me :)
I don't get wh this shit is 300 dollars or whatever and doesn't come with shit except for the kit or frame and shocks itself
Tyson Scott its a kit... it obviously doesn't come with electronics
Missing parts and horrible instructions. Bad kit so far.
Do you plan to do a review of the Losi 22 3.0 spec racer? Compared to the B6 ?
Just won a losi 22 sr 3.0 at my track at a raffle. 100% Buy the losi. After driving both i can confirm losi is WAY better.
Burger Craft some people buy the b6 for parts reliablilty