BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO RC CARS

You’ve waited all week. Your new RC car/truck has arrived, the box is open and it’s sitting on the workbench – and it looks amazing. You’re itching to get out and drive! Surprisingly enough, this …

If you’ve spent any time around RC cars, you’ve probably heard people talk about servos. They’re one of the most important parts of an RC vehicle, yet they’re often overlooked until something stops working. In …

Lithium Polymer (LiPo) batteries are the go-to power source for RC hobbyists. They deliver high energy density in a lightweight package – ideal for drones, RC cars and other electrified hobby gear. But LiPo batteries …

Weights and Centistokes - What's it all mean?

Understanding the difference between the two terms.

Let’s chat about scale. Scale refers to the size of the RC vehicle in regards to it’s full size counterpart. So, 1:1 would mean the vehicle is exactly the same size as the real thing. …

All RC Cars are powered by either Electric or Nitro systems. Electric systems use a battery pack to power the entire car while Nitro systems use fuel called Nitromethane (thus, Nitro). Depending on who you …

RC Cars come in a few different built types: Kit form, Ready to Run (RTR) or Almost Ready to Run (ARTR). Let’s take a quick look and explain both the Pros and Cons of each! …

Buying your first RC car can be an intimidating experience if you don’t have an educated idea of what you want. As a rule of thumb, all similar types of cars (ie, 1/10th Offroad) are …

Adding clearance for those oversized tires!