BBS RS style wheels for your 1/10th RC touring or drift car.

[monzon]

Thought I'd post these in here instead of the Group Buy thread.

I have started making these 1/10th scale BBS RS style wheels for touring and drift cars. They fit most chassis and tires by companies like Tamiya, Yokomo, HPI, Associated, Losi, ABC Hobby, etc.


They're 26mm wide and 3mm offset. They come in full chrome and with painted centers in various colors. More pictures and info are on the website at http://www.teampogi.com/wheels.html


$20 shipped to US
$21 shipped to Canada
$22 shipped to anywhere else.
Painted centers only $2 extra


Here's some pics and thanks for looking!

[monzon]

RC car bump!

[archie]

You know JP, if I get a real Mini soon we have to do the whole Mini Cooper R/C thing all over again? ;):)

[monzon]

for sure! I got my hot pink paint all ready to go...

here's one of mine, the wheels are way to big for it, though! But I had to put them on there...

I just need to make the little stickers and license plates to match.

[CleanAzzE30z]

FUck I cant believe I dont have a Tamiya E30 M3 RC car.... Ive always wanted one soooo bad!

[frag]

the rims are pogi for sure bro! don't have an R/C, but these are sick!

[monzon]

Salamat frag!

You should get one Mariano. I got a set in Nogaro with your name on them.

;)

[CleanAzzE30z]

fux0r!!

[thebutcher37]

???

How does one get into RC cars....

care to point me in the direction of what i should buy as a starter kit, I know i would prefer gas over electric... and I would want it mostly for drifting in the parking lot...

[monzon]

I would look for a hobby shop near you and see what they have in stock, and what brand they carry the most spare parts for, that way if something breaks (and it will) you can pick up whatever you need without having to order it online. The kit though, you might be able to save some $ buying online.

FWIW, I have both gas and electric, and honestly after the initial thrill of noise and smoke, gas is just a PITA to tune and clean and electric brushless motors are much faster these days. Gas is fun though, not trying to change your mind if that's what you're set on. ;) There's a few different drift ones available, I wouldn't know which specific one to recommend, I mostly have Tamiya ones now though. But you can get any kit and just buy the hard tires for drifting later.

-JP

[thebutcher37]

I would look for a hobby shop near you and see what they have in stock, and what brand they carry the most spare parts for, that way if something breaks (and it will) you can pick up whatever you need without having to order it online. The kit though, you might be able to save some $ buying online.

FWIW, I have both gas and electric, and honestly after the initial thrill of noise and smoke, gas is just a PITA to tune and clean and electric brushless motors are much faster these days. Gas is fun though, not trying to change your mind if that's what you're set on. ;) There's a few different drift ones available, I wouldn't know which specific one to recommend, I mostly have Tamiya ones now though. But you can get any kit and just buy the hard tires for drifting later.

-JP

Cool, thanks for the heads up, i have to search around i guess, there used to be one real close to me, right over in Rosemead (on Rosemead blvd) by the 60 frwy, But that place disappeared.... anyway we'll see

[monzon]

I think there's one on San Gabriel close to Mission.

[monzon]

bump for a new RC project car

[monzon]

Bump for new project!

[monzon]

bump!