M2C is King, made in USA and quick shipping. Deff are pricy, but never broke anything

I really think companies in the USA is better. And I only really say that for response time. If there was a warranty issue your more likely to get it sooner and talk with someone who will understand you. I do definitely like that there's companies trying to pick up where tbone left off. Unfortunately tbones plastic must have been some secret formula but I hope someone gets it right soon. RIP Tbone, you are missed

That Kagama is just.. angry! 😁 Like a little Tazzie devil throwing that dirt around and flipping through the air. Pretty cool potential upgrade parts and the 'find out' part is always fun unless it ends in fire 😆

Great video. I have a lot of ADU in my K6 V5. 7075 suspension mounts all around, hard steel hinge pins, 7075 front steering blocks and rear hubs, 7075 T2T brace and 7075 4mm chassis with 7mm band for extra support in key areas. I also jump it hard and everything is holding up excellent. I message them online and they respond pretty fast.

Being in the USA I get most of my Upgrades from Integy as they are in San Jose California and ship fast and they are cheaper than hot racing. For specialty upgrades, I use Schorched and M2C upgrades. I tried GPM and it all bends or breaks and feels like pot metal. Vitivon is pricy. I decked out my Kraton 8s with Vitivon and it was 5500 in upgrades shelf queen. lol. I do love Treal Upgrades they have some of the nicest looking parts.

I run t real bulkheads on my outcast and they are solid. But m2c chassis, towers , chassis braces and ebay hingepin holders. It's a beast 2 maybe 3 years and finally just broke a rear arm and bent the hingepin today. Hingepin is already straight arm will be here Monday. Most durable rc I own. I say there stuff is probably going to be stronger then factory and if on a budget go for it.

I almost pulled the trigger on the sledge chassis from them but I'm glad I got the GPM branded chassis. I don't have the money to take chances with a brand I couldnt find any reviews on. Love the vids brother. Keep them coming

You do some really nice builds, This one looks awesome...

Talking to a rep at adu they use a 5 axis cnc to make their parts and thus why the finish is as nice as it is and seem to be quite well anodized on top of that.

Thanks for the review on ADU Racing. They're definitely a choice for me because I'm just a broke ass student with no money. I'll be buying their new 7075-T6 red aluminium kraton exb v2 bulkheads to put on my notorious as well as their hard-anodised chassis and shock towers. The build quality from what I've seen so far seems to be on par with M2C Racing or at least very close to it.

I prefer to use USA companies when I can as I am also an American worker and like to support them when possible, that being said everyone is always looking for a deal myself included. Looks to be quality items for the most part. What are your thoughts on the JBI parts. They seem to be pretty pricy but look to be heavy duty stuff. Thanks for the great content.

I like there stuff got hinge pin holders motor mounts hubs

Convincing video, that thing should've been broke at least a dozen times from the ramp hits/misses, LOL. Well done. I haven't bought any ADU parts yet, maybe I will, IDK. I've been satisfied with the stock TC and Arrma parts for the most part. Hinge pin plates being the exception. I haven't had a chance to experience the newer TC plates like the Kagama and Asuga use, but the Kronos plates are meh.. Arrma too. Too little material, they wear quickly IMO. Hey, that front left shock standoff sure looked bent to me after your torture testing. I see Arrma has used a similar standoff where a screw goes through the tower and standoff. Also seen Arrma use a standoff with the incorporated studs, which are crap. Cheers bro!! Keep up the good fight!!👍😎🍻

Not to concerned with warranty on certain parts. Price does matter but suppose time will tell if these parts hold up. Never heard of these guys so thanks for the intro. Just ordered some parts on ali express to try out. Arrma 6s - esc mount, hinge pins, rear suspension mounts, center diff case. Let’s see

Team Corally make nice front and rear skid plates for their trucks. I don't thing they are worth replacing for a T-Bone style bumper/skid. bigger bumper might provide more coverage across the front to protect the shocks and in practice may not really be all that necessary. It isn't going to hold up as well as the Corally piece. It is also nice that the Corally skids also protect the bulkhead screws from getting worn down

The Best Basher is the Traxxas Revo, Nitro or Electric, put the RPM Upgrades on and you'll have Mega Fun for Years

Been having fun with my Kagama although the wing doesn’t hold up to nothing. Got a arrma one on the way. Vitavon make great bulkheads got them on my kraton and they are awesome! M2c are awesome but they don’t make bulkhead’s…

Cool stuff

At 6:22 strangest (but spectacular) mid-air adjustment I've ever seen

im interested in there xmaxx upgrades. might have to try the hobbywing motor mount and front bumper for sure

I’d like to see how their 7075 chassis’ hold up, haven’t seen one for the Spark or Syncro platforms yet.

I have seen titanium bolts for the Kagama's shocks but after talking with Team Corally I was told they are designed like a fuse to be the weak point and break because its a easy in the field fix where a shock tower is not. I am not sure if I want to upgrade ot not so far I only broke 1 but it took the shock cap with it

Great video. Btw how do you clean your cars, they always look so clean.

The machined aluminum bulkheads are nice but that bumper is just a cheap piece of plastic you can make at home with hand tools.

What other brand leaves holes in there bulkheadS? Just so I’m aware thank you great video as always

N1 basher RC youtuber out there, I say it ever video xD

I am from Europe and American parts are expensive here and shipping cost kills it as well. From Aliexpress I get cheap parts, which usually are in good quality and shipping costs are none.

Adu racing is the best quality and price 💪🏻💪🏻

Adu makes a 7075 alum battery tray upgrade I have been tempted by. Battery tray has been an issue on my Kagama.

M2c scorched etc. all day.

What do people think: • Kagama or • Kraton ?

As for me price has more value, because I live in Russia, and order upgrades just from aliexpress😅

On ebay its adu racing... i have the adu racing rear tower on my outcast 6s to replace the broken m2c tower.. and i have to say it is a much superior part.

buy american/european made

Not a fan of the bumper, poorly designed and bends easily (and just plain ugly!). And, yeah, leaving that protective coating seems lazy, especially on the side that goes against the chassis? Bulkhead and shock mounts seem like really nice upgrades (I think the gold screws look tacky) but I'm always leary about buying products that are not supported by my lhs. I do it, occasionally, but I'll sacrifice price for quality and support most times.

Made in USA 🇺🇸 I ❤️ I’ll spend more cash 💵 to get an Made in USA 🇺🇸 Products

I will buy American and pay more....Most of the Chinese parts are what they are!!! Junk!!!! Although you have to watch all parts there are some in the US that aren't great!!! M2C parts are awesome 💯

skid plate looks like black polycarbonate to me