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TEAM ASSOCIATED: TC4 Club Racer

Discussion in 'News' started by GPS, Mar 8, 2012.

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    The TC4 Club Racer is an excellent platform for Spec Class racing, drifting and for racers who want to try on-road racing without breaking the bank.

    The TC4 Club Racer's pre-built chassis includes all of the features you would expect from Team Associated, and is ready to accept most 1:10 scale touring, VTA, and drift car bodies, and 1:10 wheels, tires and electronics.

    Build your dream car with the many Factory Team accessories and upgrade parts now available.

    Read more and see photos via the source link.

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    http://www.teamassociated.com/cars_and_trucks/TC4/Club_Racer/
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    this might be a good place for my VXL set up ???
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    I agree.  I had a Traxxas Velineon system in our TC4 for a while and it ran really well on 7.2 volt NiMh batteries.  If we make a class for 1/10 scale on-road I suppose we will all have to run the same battery types.
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    GPS- maybe get them as close as possible, until the interest grows. For starters ,"run what you brung", might be the only way to get a field of cars.
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    Agree.  I'd like to see at least five guys with 1/10 scale on-road cars at Harbeck this summer.

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