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thanks, I ended up getting the 6.1D but it has sat in the box for the past year and I am thinking of just selling my RC stuff....parts are so scarce for the 4.1 and 10.2 its not even worth running them.

thanks all, well the good thing is I am not in a rush, I have all the cars and I thankfully have space for them, its just a matter of them being dust collectors at this point. on another note I just saw someone win an auction for an amazing amount of parts for only $30 which included the B4 hex axle...

So with parts being so hard to get I have started thinking it might be time to dump my B4.1 and SC10.2 as I just don't see myself using them, I got all the pieces to swap the 4.1 to hex but don't want to bother installing them as it just seems not worth it. Wondering if you guys just keep them and s...

I agree, the B4 is a great car and if parts were readily available I'd say sure....but given parts are so rare at this point I wouldn't bash with one too hard, better off running a car that has parts.

found a shop in canada that had some of the hex axles in stock so ordered those, now just need the rest of the parts for the conversion.

tecnica2001 wrote: ↑Wed May 20, 2020 10:51 am If this works, it seems like a great deal:

https://www.customworksrc.com/product/front-hex-conversion-kit-for-outlaw-3-rocket-3/

is this based off B4 components? and yes that would be a steal if it fits.

There are TONS of B4 wheels on the used market, as that was the standard for a whole decade... you might want to go this route :!: Otherwise, JC made some... proline made some... everyone had them, so shouldn't be that much of a grail hunt :) good luck! Paul yeah I just did a quick look and thought...

thanks - I will check those out

So I have my B4.1 and was looking at getting new wheels/tires and seems like I can't find any factory bearing wheels, and insult to injury is the hex conversion is near impossible to find also (saw one pair of axles on ebay for $30) anyone have any options for bearing wheels or are they made of unob...

The transition from B6.1D to B6.2D is minor in comparison to the B6.1 to the B6.2. Short list of changes: - New Pro-line Body - Front wing and mount now included - 13g Steel Chassis weight included - New rear arms, hubs, axles, outer hinge pins - 27.5mm rear shock bodies versus 31mm - Standard rear...

As mentioned above the B6.2 and B6.2D came out in February 2020. With racing (and the data gathered from competitive racing) basically halted since April and the future state of the economy unclear I do not see another RC10 release for quite awhile. My crystal ball says mid-2021 at the absolute ear...

only a few minor updates from the 6.1 to the 6.2 you defo want to know whether you're comparing apples to apples and make sure you compare D(irt) to D(irt) or C(arpet) to C(arpet) - now THESE are different. if the same, then if the discount on the 6.1 is solid, I'd recommend the 6.1... Thanks, the ...

So a local place is selling the B6.2 but I found somewhere online that has a 6.1 for a lot less, thinking of building a stock setup and wondering if there is anything major I'd miss out on, figure I can use the money saved on the kit on better electronics since I need all of that as well.

Thanks

1) It was just released 3 months ago 2) Most members (me included) will have no clue whatsoever 3) There are a couple of folks like @ WebSteve who drop by once in a while and might know, but I doubt they will tell you :mrgreen: and lastly... a B6 or a B6.1 is perfectly competitive enough... the B6....

Hey all

I know some of this is speculative and also the current virus has prob changed plans but wanted to know what people thought was the roadmap for the 6.2....thinking of getting one but if its basically being replaced soon I will hold off.

Thanks