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We wouldn’t normally post a new decal as home-page news, but then we found a funny pic of a guy getting punched in the face, and that got us thinking about The Hangover, so here ya go. “Some of these big boys, ya gotta give ’em two shots.” From RPM: You run RPM parts on your […]

From RPM: Front A-arms for the Associated B64 & B64D RPM A-arms for the B64 & B64D were designed to solve critical issues reported to us by our customers. With stock A-arms, the amount of slop at the hinge-pins can cause your suspension settings to wander (we found as much as 0.003” or .076mm of […]

From RPM: If you’re looking for a replacement bumper for your T-Maxx or E-Maxx, the RPM Heavy Duty Rear Bumper might just be the best on the market! Our newest versions of the T/E-Maxx bumpers are designed to allow the use of a stock Traxxas Wheelie Bar (Traxxas #4975), yet beef up the protection of […]

From RPM: Are you looking for an actual rear bumper for your electric Rustler? We have you covered! Our new rear bumper is designed to protect the rear of the chassis, the motor and the body, all while still allowing the use of a stock Traxxas Wheelie Bar (Traxxas #3678 – not included). Additionally, if […]

From RPM: A tough truck needs tough parts. RPM Front A-arms for the Baja Rey are the toughest you can get! They’re lightweight, extremely rigid, reengineered for performance and add adjustability where there isn’t any with stock arms. When our engineers looked over a stock set of Baja Rey A-arms, they noticed the upper A-arms […]

From RPM: Immediately after Traxxas released the X-Maxx, RPM customers started notifying us that they needed stronger A-arms that could handle the weight and the punishment these massive trucks can dish out. We reviewed numerous photos of damage to stock A-arms to see where the weak points were, then reviewed a set of new A-arms […]