RC Chassis Components
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Top RC Chassis Components Available at RC Hobbyist
RC Hobbyist offers an extensive collection of RC chassis components from top brands in the industry. Whether you are looking to upgrade your existing car or build a new one, our selection of Tamiya TT02R, TA08 PRO, TA07 RR, Traxxas 4 Tec 2.0 VXL, and Tamiya 47439 models can fit every need and budget.
One of the most popular models in our collection is the Tamiya TT02R. This 4WD chassis kit is easy to build and offers excellent performance on the track. Featuring a redesigned suspension system and a durable monocoque frame, the Tamiya TT02R is perfect for both beginners and experienced racers.
Another great option is the Tamiya TA08 PRO, which is recommended for advanced users. This 4WD touring car kit is designed for high-speed racing and features a lightweight carbon fiber chassis, adjustable suspension, and a powerful motor. If you want to take your racing skills to the next level, the Tamiya TA08 PRO is an excellent choice.
For those who prefer off-road racing, the Tamiya TA07 RR is an ideal choice. This 4WD buggy kit is designed to handle even the toughest terrains and features a high-performance drive system, adjustable suspension, and high-traction tires. Whether you are racing in the mud or sand, the Tamiya TA07 RR can handle it all.
If you are looking for a fast and versatile on-road car, the Traxxas 4 Tec 2.0 VXL is the perfect match. This all-wheel-drive sedan features waterproof electronics, adjustable suspension, and a powerful VXL brushless motor that can reach speeds of up to 70mph. With its sleek design and smooth handling, the Traxxas 4 Tec 2.0 VXL is a great option for both racing and cruising.
Lastly, we have the Tamiya 47439, which is another excellent on-road car option. This 4WD touring car kit features a lightweight aluminum chassis, adjustable suspension, and a powerful motor that can reach speeds of up to 30mph. Whether you are just starting out or looking for a reliable car to upgrade, the Tamiya 47439 can provide both speed and stability on the track.
Browse our collection of RC chassis components today and find the perfect model for your needs. Our team of experts is always ready to provide excellent customer service and support, ensuring you have a seamless shopping experience. Shop now and take your racing game to the next level!
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Not sure about durability but works good. Don't know if parts are available either
Not sure about longevity, but currently I'm highly impressed. Super easy bolt on, minimal modifications needed.
For those wondering how different it looks than stock, there's a picture of a 100% stock rig, slightly modified one and the SUPER wide Bronco
Wonderful purchase, love the color, finish and weight. They add a ton of width and spin super smooth.
Worked as expected without issue which is a good thing for me. if you get a defective part i feel like it is not the norm.
Great clearance
Works great so far! Had to make some adjustments but works great.
Big improvement on my SCX 24 Bronco for steering.
These are the best shocks I've found and longest without being those annoying tele shocks that bind up. These are NOT telescoping. They are just larger and longer shocks than stock. You could make these take oil if you sealed the shaft entry. Make sure to lock right the bottom part to the shaft itself. It WILL unscrew after time if you don't. Great quality and great look. Perfect for the scx24.
Much beefier vs stock . Loaded and smoothed
I really love the look and performance of these axles and would definitely purchase them again. The one thing I didn’t like about the axles is that I wanted to replace the actual shafts inside of them so that I can do the +4 mm but for whatever reason the bolts do not come out of the steering knuckles, no matter what. Both top and bottom bolts snapped off on both sides and end up, having to cut a slight slit into the side to release pressure on the bolt and get it out after. It still works good but there is a little bit of playing there now compared to before having to do that but I would definitely recommend them again I just asked that they don’t use maybe a thread locker or whatever was use to put them on because it was very difficult, taking them out, even after releasing the tension and whatever it was was very oily when applying heat.