Yea I loves me a real deal dirt track. about 45 minutes from me I have a spot with a very indoor nice clay track, indoor dirt circle track, and a classic outdoor dirt track. Gotta say I like clay quite a bit, never raced on carpet but any track is better than no track during the winter!
No one's gonna mention the amazing paint job??? Love the Masami Hirosaka replica paint scheme...looks really good. Been out of hobby for a while but the associated 2wd cars look really good.Spencer Rivkin is crushing it. Losi fell off 2wd except the new 4wd seems to dominate next to xray. Hope you enjoy it!
@@vrcmag kids... lol. I stopped back in 2010 edit* I started in the mid-early 90s with a tub rc10 and then with a jrx pro!, I recently had a kid so not much rc $ around now for rc, but I plan on teaching her the fun to be had with 10 scale 2wd/4wd electric off road club racing. I'm definitely gonna get Back into it. Buggy looks good, without hands on experience sounds very thorough!
The B6 platform is no doubt a great class. Awesome to see you running at one of my local tracks. Joe is a legend in the rc world and also one of the nicest guys you will ever meet.
Great review 👏 It really is a great buggy! Got mine about a month and a half back and it's all around a awesome 2wd dirt car. Let's see some more on it in the future. Have a good one
I’m a hard-core basher myself. I recently traded my spartan vote for two race buggies I got a B6.2 D and I believe The other one is the same thing but just the four-wheel-drive version and I will say I absolutely love these things they are amazing
Bashing is fun. I haven't really been driving for years, but I remember Traxxas made some good bashing cars. Had a lot of fun with the Traxxas Stampede ... lots of bashing to be done with that. 😁
@@Grumpy_old_Boot Yeah in my opinion Traxxas’s Has two of the best RC’s for bashing. That being the mini maxxs and xmaxx most durable bashers out of the Box 100%
That was my issue with my B6.1; was chasing set-up all day....that part I find very agrivating- takes a lot to get it dailed in instead of the rear motor buggies, in my experience.
I would like to get one of these and put a six turn brushless motor in it with a rotary speed control, then install ribbed tires in all four corners and use it exclusively for doing donuts in people's driveways. Oh and a inverted xxxmain camo mask would be the paint scheme.
We're on an outdoor red clay track where I live. I'm running a losi, but everyone more or less sets up the same way regardless of the car. Laydown transcase (A few exceptions), weight under the battery and sometimes a brass c block, and soften up the suspension up front. I just switched from a stand up back to a laydown on my car and I forgot how much I missed being able to steer. The layback that associated offers is a nice middle ground though. A couple people running that here too.
would possibly buy one if it wasn't for the fact that it will be obsolete and superseded by the 6.4 next week and the 6.5 next month ! New updates every 5 minutes is only a ploy to part the sheeple with their cash if all these update were necessary then they would have been done years ago !
You don’t need to upgrade every year. And for the most part the update can be bolted to a few new parts. So we agree with you in a way but if you are hardcore racer you get a new kit every year.
Last real dirt buggy I drove was a b5 rm, it was fast and I loved driving it, the mid motors come out, I was way ahead of them, eventually they caught up, so I bought the b5m, I got it there, but never really liked it, bought 2 b6 buggies, didn't like them much either, still rather run my b5 rm... Ok this b6.3 dirt how would it stack up on a 8th scale outdoor track vs the old b5rm???? Btw I hate carpet off road.. . I like the track slick and hard packed, finesse driving...
Yes bring 80’s dirt tracks back. Sick of seeing these sticky clay and carpet “off road” tracks.
Yea I loves me a real deal dirt track. about 45 minutes from me I have a spot with a very indoor nice clay track, indoor dirt circle track, and a classic outdoor dirt track. Gotta say I like clay quite a bit, never raced on carpet but any track is better than no track during the winter!
@@V8chump true, Im just whining lol
@Eric F i was a bit harsh, im not actually sick of carpet tracks i love them, I just want more dirty bumpy slippery tracks
I come for the funnies. The black frog with the blue pacifier was classic!
No one's gonna mention the amazing paint job??? Love the Masami Hirosaka replica paint scheme...looks really good. Been out of hobby for a while but the associated 2wd cars look really good.Spencer Rivkin is crushing it. Losi fell off 2wd except the new 4wd seems to dominate next to xray. Hope you enjoy it!
I don’t think many are old enough to recognize.
@@vrcmag kids... lol. I stopped back in 2010 edit* I started in the mid-early 90s with a tub rc10 and then with a jrx pro!, I recently had a kid so not much rc $ around now for rc, but I plan on teaching her the fun to be had with 10 scale 2wd/4wd electric off road club racing. I'm definitely gonna get Back into it. Buggy looks good, without hands on experience sounds very thorough!
I would buy this buggy just to regurgitate the “black frog with a pacifier” gag. Comedy gold my friend. 👏👌
The B6 platform is no doubt a great class. Awesome to see you running at one of my local tracks. Joe is a legend in the rc world and also one of the nicest guys you will ever meet.
Great review 👏 It really is a great buggy! Got mine about a month and a half back and it's all around a awesome 2wd dirt car. Let's see some more on it in the future. Have a good one
I’m a hard-core basher myself. I recently traded my spartan vote for two race buggies I got a B6.2 D and I believe The other one is the same thing but just the four-wheel-drive version and I will say I absolutely love these things they are amazing
Bashing is fun.
I haven't really been driving for years, but I remember Traxxas made some good bashing cars.
Had a lot of fun with the Traxxas Stampede ... lots of bashing to be done with that. 😁
@@Grumpy_old_Boot Yeah in my opinion Traxxas’s Has two of the best RC’s for bashing. That being the mini maxxs and xmaxx most durable bashers out of the Box 100%
@@BEASTMODERC
Good times, for sure. 😀
That track looks like a lot of fun-bad dirt or not.
That was my issue with my B6.1; was chasing set-up all day....that part I find very agrivating- takes a lot to get it dailed in instead of the rear motor buggies, in my experience.
I would like to get one of these and put a six turn brushless motor in it with a rotary speed control, then install ribbed tires in all four corners and use it exclusively for doing donuts in people's driveways. Oh and a inverted xxxmain camo mask would be the paint scheme.
I just got a fully custom b6 my first fast fast rc. Unreal how fast
We're on an outdoor red clay track where I live. I'm running a losi, but everyone more or less sets up the same way regardless of the car. Laydown transcase (A few exceptions), weight under the battery and sometimes a brass c block, and soften up the suspension up front. I just switched from a stand up back to a laydown on my car and I forgot how much I missed being able to steer. The layback that associated offers is a nice middle ground though. A couple people running that here too.
I want to make an Orb Racing ForwarD. Can I do that with the 6.3d or is it too different from the 6.1d? They seem to gave abandoned it.
This is my first time seeing your video 👍 good advice
About time.
@@vrcmag 😁 I'm new to the hobby
Hi ! What tyres are you using for this surface ?
Come on Derek - bleeder screws facing outward is a n00b move. Gonna get packed with dirt on the first crash. Turn those boys inward!
Weight inward. Nobody bleeds shocks on the car.
And I just read it again. Oops. Don’t crash.
Better than Yokomo?
YOKOMO 6.3D :D
I'm gonna buy one to bash
You crazy 🙀
would possibly buy one if it wasn't for the fact that it will be obsolete and superseded by the 6.4 next week and the 6.5 next month !
New updates every 5 minutes is only a ploy to part the sheeple with their cash if all these update were necessary then they would have been done years ago !
You don’t need to upgrade every year. And for the most part the update can be bolted to a few new parts. So we agree with you in a way but if you are hardcore racer you get a new kit every year.
For track conditions like this the old B6 with 4 gear stand-up transmission would be much better then the B6.3D.
@@chetkelsey1447 the cars are designed for the tracks in use. But yes I agree.
Make more reviews! :)
We are always working.
Thanks lol
I bought my buddies b6.2d for a good price.
Il stay with my Rb7 lol, thanks
No humidity DEAR GOD ITS BEEN HUMID AS FUCK.
Humid in Socal is not humid.
@@vrcmag lol it’s 42% right now. I’m not saying it’s Florida or Hawaii humid. But it still sucks.
Its a good 2wd buggy. The team associated b74.1 is a good 4wd. These are 2 chassis that are the best of racing
Last real dirt buggy I drove was a b5 rm, it was fast and I loved driving it, the mid motors come out, I was way ahead of them, eventually they caught up, so I bought the b5m, I got it there, but never really liked it, bought 2 b6 buggies, didn't like them much either, still rather run my b5 rm... Ok this b6.3 dirt how would it stack up on a 8th scale outdoor track vs the old b5rm???? Btw I hate carpet off road.. . I like the track slick and hard packed, finesse driving...
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Schumacher may have tire that has a hard pin tire
Associated plastics lose to many other competitors. However, parts availability and set up support is good.