Tag: rc setup tips
RC Roll Out Explained
What Is Roll Out? Roll Out is the distance your RC car travels forward in one full rotation of the drive wheels. It combines your ... Read More
RC Track Width Explained
What Is Track Width? Track Width refers to the distance between the left and right wheels on the same axle. This can be measured at ... Read More
RC Toe In / Toe Out Explained
What Is Toe In / Toe Out? Toe In / Toe Out refers to the angle of the wheels when viewed from above. • Toe ... Read More
RC Ride Height Explained
What Is Ride Height? Ride Height is the distance between the chassis of your RC car and the ground. It is typically measured at the ... Read More
RC Droop Explained
What Is Droop? Droop is the amount of downward suspension travel available when the chassis is lifted and the wheels extend away from the car. ... Read More
RC Anti-Roll Bar Explained
What Is An Anti-Roll Bar? An Anti-Roll Bar (also called a sway bar) is a suspension component that connects the left and right sides of ... Read More
RC Steering Throw Symmetry Explained
What Is Steering Throw Symmetry Steering Throw Symmetry refers to having equal steering travel (or “throw”) to the left and right sides of your RC ... Read More
RC Silicone Fluid Chart – Weight (WT) and Centistokes (CST)
Silicone fluids are used in RC shocks for its ability to withstand continued abuse in harsh conditions. It comes in a variety of thicknesses, known ... Read More
How Do I Free Up My Ball … Cups?
Question: Hey Doc, I was wondering...when building a kit it seems like the ball cups are super tight when I put them on the turnbuckles. ... Read More
RC Shocks Explained
What Are Shocks? Shocks are one of the most important components of your RC car’s suspension system. Their job is to control how the chassis ... Read More
