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RC Feed Forward: Daily RC Highlights from Kyosho to Absima

RC Feed Forward

Published October 16, 2025

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In today's episode of RC Feed Forward, we deliver a quick and information-dense roundup of the latest radio control news from top sources. Hear about Kyosho's new twenty liter container box, Fair RC's anniversary flash sale featuring Batrazzi tires, FMS's impressive Range Rover Camel Trophy rock crawler and vehicle rack, expert tips from The RC Newb Podcast, titanium upgrades for the RC28 from T-Work, MST's upcoming drift combo set, XRay's enhanced touring car kit, Team Corally's cordless screwdriver, Team Associated's modern RC10 four wheel drive kit, and Absima's new off-road Bronco and Hilux RTR models. Stay tuned for the essential highlights from the RC world.

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Welcome to RC Feed Forward coming to you from Westminster Colorado - I'm your host bringing you the latest from the radio control world. Today we're diving into fresh content from Big Squid RC, RC Driver, JConcepts, LiveRC, and more. Let's see what's trending in the RC community. Kyosho launches a new container box for RC cars and tools. This twenty liter unit made from durable plastic features a foldable design for easy transport and is built in Japan. It retails at five thousand five hundred yen which is about thirty-five dollars. Fair RC celebrates its fourth anniversary with a fourteen day flash sale. On day two, Batrazzi mud tires for one twenty-four and one eighteen scale crawlers are available at five dollars and ninety-nine cents down from a regular price of thirty-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents. FMS introduces the FCX10 Range Rover Camel Trophy Edition, a one tenth scale rock crawler ready to run. Priced at three hundred and eighty-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents, it offers dual-spring suspension, a magnetic LED connection and meticulous scale details. FMS also debuts an RC vehicle rack designed for one eighth and one tenth scale models. Constructed from steel with adjustable support arms, it holds up to five vehicles and is priced at one hundred and fifty-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents. In The RC Newb Podcast Episode eighty-one, host Tim Gluth outlines essential items for an RC event. He stresses the need for hydration, proper weather gear, first aid, spare parts and tools while also announcing new product releases and discount codes for hobbyists. T-Work introduces titanium upgrades for the Team Associated RC28. Their new parts include front axles, turnbuckles, shock shafts and shock tube shafts made from Ti64 titanium alloy, offering improved durability and performance. Max Speed Technology is set to release a one tenth RMX four S PRO and MTRTR combo set in November twenty twenty-five. This drift package pairs an RMX four rear wheel drive chassis with a transparent body shell for dedicated drifting enthusiasts. XRay unveils its 2026 one tenth X4 Touring Car Kit with three kit versions tailored for different track conditions. The kit features a thirty gram weight reduction, new suspension geometry and components designed for sharper handling. Team Corally debuts the Torq Master Cordless Screwdriver featuring digital three step torque control and a high torque motor. Optimized for RC maintenance, this tool is priced at forty-nine euros which is approximately fifty-eight dollars. Team Associated updates its classic RC10 with a new four wheel drive team car kit. Marrying vintage RC legacy with modern technology like full ball bearings, advanced transmissions and a robust aluminum chassis, this kit offers race-ready performance. Absima launches one tenth CR4.4eco Bronco and Hilux ready-to-run models. Available in two iconic body styles and priced at two hundred and fifty-nine euros (around three hundred dollars), these models come with waterproof ESCs, low center of gravity transmission and off-road enhancements. That wraps up today's RC Feed Forward. Keep your batteries charged and your frequencies clear - we'll be back tomorrow with more news from across the RC universe. Until then, keep it rubber side down and wings level. Thanks for listening.
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