Select the proper RC car motors by learning about turn numbers and how they relate to how RC cars; learn more tips on RC car motors in this free hobby video onremote control car racing. Expert: Robbie Contact: www.rchqonline.com Bio: Robbie has been Racing RC cars for 7 years. He has also owned and operated his store and RC track for 4 years. Filmmaker: julio costilla
RC-Car Meeting in Germany
I plan to build a 1:10 RC car to battle my brother who will build one too … this is a first idea … some kind of lotus, late 60ies formula one car … based on tamiya f103gt chassis
I just purchased a Nitro rc car and didnt know that Nitro could not be sent through the mail. Im in iraq and was wondering if i could put regular gas in the Nitro car.
When you’re racing your RC car in professional heats, you will notice that the winner of the race and the runners up are usually separated by mere seconds. The reason is that successful racers have learned to make rc car pit stops quick and fast.
You can’t race your RC car without making an eventual pit stop, learning to do whatever quick maintenance you need to do in a hurry is the key. First of all figure out approximately when your pit stops will happen in the race. You know how much fuel your Nitro RC car holds and if you do a race pace and run your car to see how long your engine will run on that track on a tank of fuel.
If you calculate your fuel to only stop your car when it is running really low, you will have fewer pit stops and be able to stay in the race longer and maintain a good time and lead. Plan your stops about a minute before your fuel runs out.
Learn to fill your RC car quickly. Use the same motions to pick up your car, fill with fuel and put back in the pit box so you can get back on the track. If you race your RC car with a buddy, use the same methods every time to cut down on wasted time. With practice you can get your pit stops down to mere seconds.
You can save time by putting a tie strap on your fuel tank lid to make lifting it even faster at pit stops. This will enable you to get your RC car back on the track even faster.
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St Louis DirtBurners gives Moddin’ Art a behind the scenes look at some high energy RC racing
Here`s some awesome rc action on my and my brother`s Rc cars. Some big sick jumps. The cars are: Kyosho Inferno mp 7.5 powered by a RB S7W engine, Traxxas T-maxx TRX 2.5, Traxxas Jato TRX 3.3, Team Associated Rc 18 MT, my brother`s custom built twin engine Monster truck powered by two XTM 24-7 pro engines. The places are N
I just got an old Gas powered rc car and i would like to know how to get it running. i have everything i need i think but it is very old and hasn't been started in who knows how long any tips or suggestions on what i should do
Shawn Palmer @ Schumacher —– Supported me from he beginning! Nick Maslowski for loaning me key equipment Steve Rodgers @ Flight Power for great batteries & the help in he pits & retrieving the car The People at Castle —— great electronic equipment Josh Tyler & Lou —– for all the help during testing ! Steve Neu —— building a great motor All the people at RC4WD —– for machining some great wheels ! Greg H & Freeman T — for the support Rob Donelson — Brainstormer Matt …
My 2nd RC car. Love this car…….purely for drifting. Highly recommend this car for beginners. I bought the RTR Expert Build version. Out of the box and u can start drifting.