I Should Have Got this Sooner! Team Associated B6.4 Experience So Far

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My Team Associated RC10 B6.4 RC Racing buggy review so far!
Hey, fellow RC enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into the exhilarating world of off-road racing with the Team Associated B6.4 Buggy. Known for their high-quality and race-proven designs, Team Associated has once again raised the bar with their latest iteration. Join me as we explore the features, performance, and overall experience of the B6.4 buggy.
Design and Build Quality:
The B6.4 boasts a sleek and aerodynamic design that immediately catches the eye. The body shell is not only stylish but also contributes to improved downforce and handling. The attention to detail in the construction is evident, with high-quality materials ensuring durability on the track. The well-engineered chassis provides a perfect balance of rigidity and flexibility, allowing the buggy to tackle various terrains with ease.
Performance:
When it comes to performance, the B6.4 truly shines. Equipped with a precision-engineered suspension system, this buggy glides over bumps and jumps with remarkable stability. The adjustable settings for shock positions, ride height, and camber allow for fine-tuning to suit different track conditions and driving styles. The vehicle's low center of gravity and optimal weight distribution contribute to exceptional cornering and responsiveness.
Powerful Motor and Electronics:
The B6.4 is powered by a high-performance motor that delivers impressive speed and acceleration. The electronics package, including the ESC and servo, works seamlessly to provide precise control over the buggy. The vehicle's compatibility with various battery types allows users to tailor the power delivery to their preferences, making it suitable for both casual and competitive racing.
Ease of Maintenance:
Team Associated has thoughtfully designed the B6.4 with ease of maintenance in mind. Quick-access features such as a tool-less battery strap and easy-to-reach components simplify routine maintenance tasks, ensuring more time on the track and less time in the workshop.
In conclusion, the Team Associated B6.4 Buggy is a top-tier option for RC enthusiasts who demand exceptional performance and build quality. Whether you're a seasoned racer or a newcomer to the hobby, the B6.4's versatility and precision make it a formidable choice. Team Associated has once again proven why they are a leader in the RC racing world, and the B6.4 is a testament to their commitment to excellence. Buckle up, hit the track, and experience the thrill of off-road racing with the Team Associated B6.4 Buggy!

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  • @andrewcox7416
    @andrewcox74167 ай бұрын

    Are you running foams with the new Fusion Slim front ?

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    7 ай бұрын

    No foams buddy! Just glued down

  • @SkonkBot
    @SkonkBot7 ай бұрын

    Just built one of these today... as my first ever RC kit. I'd been looking at Tamiya kits as I just wanted something to build but the ones I liked weren't far off the cost of one of these so I figured I'd just go for it and then see if I can find a club and try some racing.

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    7 ай бұрын

    That's awesome! Made a good decision with this one , let us know how you get on at your new club :)

  • @JoyceGreens
    @JoyceGreens7 ай бұрын

    That livery is awesome man! Love the vibrant colors and design, killer job

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    7 ай бұрын

    Thanks so much!

  • @ianklaus1797
    @ianklaus17976 ай бұрын

    Ive recently just switched from a b6.4 to a yokomo SO 2.0. Originally, i purchased the yokomo to exclusively use as a backup car, but after finding the extreme precision and quality, i sold the b6.4. It only took one practice session with the yokomo to make me understand the sheer amount of slop in the b6.4. Not that the b6.4 is a bad car (it is fantastic) but compared to the yokomo or schumacher, it is obvious that the fit and finish is poor. Of course, this can be resolved with the 1UP shims. Like you said this car is fantastically easy to drive, but for me it felt very inconsistent, and I could not find the precision i look for as a driver. Thats the beauty of this hobby though, there are many cars for many drivers. If you have not tried out a new yokomo, i recommend you take a look when you get a chance Thank you for the consistent great videos!!

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    6 ай бұрын

    I'll have to get one in. I had a YZ2 around 2020 and that was awesome! Tbh I've got my eye on the new Mugen 2wd to test... should be similar quality to the Yokomo!

  • @ianklaus1797

    @ianklaus1797

    6 ай бұрын

    im very eager to see the mugen and i know the channel i will be tuning in to watching it ;) what a year for 2wd! lots of ezciting releases @@SeanyRC

  • @colestaples2010
    @colestaples20106 ай бұрын

    I’m struggling to pull the trigger on one because I don’t know if I’ll be any faster with it over my b6.1. I might just wait until I’m faster and the updated b7 has released

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    6 ай бұрын

    I'd say build up your track time and look at a B7 in a few months when setups and information is available :)!

  • @DrBwacko
    @DrBwacko6 ай бұрын

    And will be behind again since the RC10B7 is coming out soon

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    6 ай бұрын

    Pre ordered :)

  • @ChrisFlys
    @ChrisFlys7 ай бұрын

    I’d really like to pick your brain a little in this one. I own one myself and I don’t agree with many things you said. Like the build quality for example. I got the car relatively early when it came out and had quite a few issues with it. It was a common thing with the early ones that inward pins slid out of the driveshaft and damaged the outdrives and the rear roll centerblock. If you are still running the original blue one with higher roll centers the ballstuds can bend. I guess that’s the reason why in most setup sheets you’ll see the FT part. Spareparts are relatively cheap. Maintenance parts are rather expensive. Go and check the price of the damper x-rings. It’s pretty out of scope. If you are running cactus rears and don’t glue down the Schumacher front sidewalls, the car pushes a lot. Unless you are able to work the brakes properly, or got a flowy layout. As far as I’m aware you are not allowed to do that anymore on EOS races, or am I wrong? On Fuzzbites though…… OMG the thing is AMAZING I wouldn’t want to change a single thing…. ❤ I would really love to dive deeper into this, and talk to you and hear your thoughts on these topics.

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    7 ай бұрын

    I can't say I've experienced these issues as of yet , I am quite early on in my journey with it though so I'll be sure to report back findings , but I won't be doing many more reviews this the B6.4 as I'm late to the party with it! When a new version is out we will hit that hard.. I haven't tried unglued side walla because it was soo good with glued! I do understand though as mentioned people find it pushy out the box. I'm looking forward to working on the setup! I'll have to try some Fuzz bites then eh! :)

  • @ChrisFlys

    @ChrisFlys

    7 ай бұрын

    @@SeanyRC Yes I totally understand that you won’t be doing much more content on this car. I am very very curious to learn what you do change, so a link to a setup sheet would be very nice once you have dialed the car in to your liking. I never got the hang of gluing down the stagger/fusion Schumacher fronts. They have always undone themselves after a while. Any tips or pointers? I run on EOS carpet. Fuzzbites are insanely good here. I would assume that most people will have similar experiences, as you will find them on a LOT of setup sheets when browsing petitrc. They are low profile, so no fancy glueing required. They are a little more expensive, but they do come with inserts.

  • @masuda944
    @masuda9447 ай бұрын

    Hello. I also use B6.4. Tell me about better body for B6.x on the carpet as your opinion, I am using yokomo SO2.0 body.

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    7 ай бұрын

    Hello! Personally I really like the Jconcepts F2 body on carpet.

  • @masuda944

    @masuda944

    7 ай бұрын

    @@SeanyRC Thanks, I'd like to try it. ;)

  • @dondagy9109
    @dondagy91096 ай бұрын

    Why does everyone wear the tow truck driver reflective yellow vests? I notice that in alot of overseas videos. Im from the states.

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    6 ай бұрын

    It's a safety requirement over here from the BRCA , all marshal's need one!

  • @dondagy9109

    @dondagy9109

    6 ай бұрын

    @@SeanyRC oh ok. Guess that makes sense.

  • @Anewman53091
    @Anewman530913 ай бұрын

    Ireland rc? Can we have a link Sean

  • @mangleman9112
    @mangleman91127 ай бұрын

    Have you given up on on the Agama N1 Nitro? What happened to all the stuff you were going to do with it? Lost interest in it?

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    7 ай бұрын

    Not at all! It's winter over here..its sat waiting for dryer days :)

  • @rhinusbreedt9772
    @rhinusbreedt97726 ай бұрын

    How stoked you must be with the new B7 coming out in Two weeks? 😅

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    6 ай бұрын

    On pre order! This will be the wet car... cant wait!

  • @colestaples2010

    @colestaples2010

    6 ай бұрын

    It’s a great time to get one at a bargain price. B7 will get an update so quick that I plan on waiting until at least the b7.2

  • @m0b00st
    @m0b00st7 ай бұрын

    The LD3 is a way better car.

  • @SeanyRC

    @SeanyRC

    7 ай бұрын

    100% , I will try one!

  • @m0b00st

    @m0b00st

    7 ай бұрын

    @@SeanyRC my local hobby shop in the states (@HobbyAction) just started carrying Schumacher. I picked up the LD3 and the L1R. Both are fantastic! Quite a few locals are making the switch as well.

  • @seab84

    @seab84

    7 ай бұрын

    In what way?

  • @m0b00st

    @m0b00st

    7 ай бұрын

    @@seab84 durability, so much steering, easy to move weight around. I just find it to be a really good car that works for me.

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