Team Associated B74 vs B64

[@marklandsaat3696]

B74 is such a cool new kit. Thanks for the videos👍

[@Dizzie20vt]

B64 did come with either 7 deg castor Blocks if the carpet version or 10 deg for the dirt version. B74 has 9 deg as you said. Keep up the good work.

[@LuisLopez-ed7oc]

Whats the shock length for the front and rear on the b74 from hole to hole if you dont mind me asking? Also whats the bore size on those?

[@jacodewaco]

Is the slipper of the b74 and b64 compatible ?

[@adamcamacho5675]

Great video. Would love to see how it stacks up against the Yokomo or Tekno

[@andrewsumner5388]

Just found your channel definitely like your style of building your R/C’s. I just picked up the SC6.2 and still need to assemble it figured some of the build techniques would be common.

[@1c1r1x]

Hi there, who did the paint job for you.. thanks..

[@wittyvibez]

i just got a b64.d, thoughts?

[@philthyco1]

I'd be happy with either! Good comparison bro

[@josephsias1319]

Great comparison Tyler!

[@rcpatapouf]

Interesting comparison bro , these models look very cool

[@ayrezrc3297]

Great video pretty cool looking car the 74 I think I might buy one so much like the xray xb4

[@diecastrobban5677]

hope jconcepts comes with a f2 body to b74

[@jasonmcwilliams143]

Guess I got lucky I got both club racers 2wd and 4wd

[@RCHRCT]

Just nitpicking but the 74 has CVAs all around, not CVDs. CVA = Constant Velocity Axle CVD = Constant Velocity Driveshaft Univerals Dog Bones DCV (New)

[@Sbach342Guy]

Aren't a CVD and a CVA the same thing? When I look at parts from RC vehicles I see some call CVA and some CVD that look exactly the same.

[@diecastrobban5677]

can you share your setup for turf to me believe?

[@RCMadnessHobby]

I’m still running it at box setup. I like how it drives.

[@henriksrensen5958]

It looks like my xb4

[@diegoolivera6468]

And like the Yokomo Yz4-Sf

[@AnthonyM1]

I use associated shocks on my 2018 XB4 and people think it's the new B74

[@Jimmy2Bits]

Here to talk about the differences. 1:05 Oh yeah but this one isn't a true indication of the factory default. 1:10 These parts aren't really all that different just the size and length. I mean come on they're both shocks so they both absorb shocks. 1:32 The hubs are something degrees, I'm not even sure don't quote me on what I'm saying even though I'm here to tell you specific differences present in each build. Do your research, step your game up. I can't watch anymore.

[@marcdubois8601]

74 is built for dirt or clay!!!

[@dylanchadderton1]

bullet*

[@pramonoy8797]

so great!!!

[@MrZimeir]

Does the B74 handle better than TLR22-4 2.0

[@douglaspeaslee5398]

MrZimeir yes I have both I went to the track with my 74 and it makes me never want to drive my 22-4 2.0 again but it very stiff on dirt bounces alot

[@RCMadnessHobby]

On our tracks the B74 is a better car.

[@MrZimeir]

@@douglaspeaslee5398 ok, going to buy one , thanks

[@douglaspeaslee5398]

MrZimeir you won't be disappointed

[@shellymiscavige2389]

The 22-4 2.0 is a 5-year-old+ car with outdated technology, it's not something you would ever want to use on turf or carpet. Dirt might be ok, but can't speak from experience.