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Shop with us – AMain Hobbies Affiliate
We’re always looking for a deal, and now many of us HAVE to shop online. When you have to order a part, kit, or sticker you can use our link and shop. Nothing changes for you. You still get AMAIN’s killer deals, ser...
Photo Shoot Day – It’s work!
Today was one of our first official photo shoot days for the first issue of the VRC Magazine. I’ve been in this industry for over 13 years, and in the hobby for about 25. Shooting RC cars is one of the hardest things in t...
AE goes Retrograde and brings back the TC4?
If you’re into on-road racing, you should know that the current race chassis from AE is a TC6.1, so when you look at the release of a new TC4 you might scratch your head. If you’ve priced out some of the current on-...
Who WON The HPI Nitro Bullet ST 3.0???
We just recently wrapped up a contest to win our HPI Nitro Bullet St 3.0 Review car from Velocity RC Magazine Issue #2 and the response was amazing! Thanks to everyone that entered, LIKED our Facebook page, and shared our givea...
Team Associated RC8.2e Factory Team Image Gallery
The RC8.2e Factory Team is hard at work here at VRC. Matt Olsen has been giving it a good long term test, and Mike McMahon can now be seen running this electric racer at the track. Here is a photo gallery from our full review i...
MIP Bypass1 Shocks Valve kits
MIP NEWS FLASH! COVINA, CA, USA – February 2012 – Moore’s Ideal Products LLC, Manufacturer of Top Selling aftermarket parts for the RC Car Industry, Announces the Release of our newest Hi-Tech innovation. “Real ...
Finally!! A TLR 22 Based Short Course Truck
To be honest, we were very surprised when Team Losi Racing decided to release a 22 Stadium Truck, which is a somewhat dying class, before they made a Short Course version. Well, TLR is about to release exactly that; a full blow...
VRC Video – Adam Drake Talks Fuel Line
The simple task of getting fuel from Point A (your tank) to Point B (the engine) seems simple. Plug in some fuel line and go. Most people don’t think about how/where/why your fuel tubing goes what direction. VRC Magazine ...
