RC cars are becoming more and more popular, with enthusiasts from all over meeting up to race or bash their vehicles to the limits. In either case, control is vital. So, if you notice your car moving when it should be idle, should you be worried about costly repairs? Throttle trim on an RC car … Read more

RC cars have boomed as a hobby in the past decades, and you may have seen RC cars that run on fuel similar to that used by cars. They sound cool and produce exhaust like regular cars, but is the fuel at all similar to that you’d use in your regular car? You can use … Read more

Your radio-controlled car gives you hours of fun, and maybe some good race wins, but of all the parts in it, the tires are among the most important. Finding the best rc car tires for you and your RC car is essential. My picks for the 10 best RC car tires are: Duratrax Six-Pack MT … Read more

RC monster trucks and short course RC trucks are two types of radio control vehicles. But even just between these two, it may be hard to tell which one is the better choice because they have their own advantages and disadvantages. So, how do you pick between the two? You should buy an RC monster … Read more

The world of radio-controlled or RC cars can be a daunting one, as many enthusiasts have been involved in the world for years and have the minutiae of the hobby ingrained in their minds. For the interested novice without a car or a clue to their name, though, it can be overwhelming. Thankfully, choosing your … Read more

Radio-controlled or RC cars have come a long way since their inception. Back then, their speed was relatively limited and there wasn’t a lot of selection for parts that could significantly impact speed performance. But we’ve since seen great advancements in RC technology. Hobby-grade RC cars can go as fast as 10-70mph (16.09-112.65kph) depending on … Read more

If your remote control car has some issues, fixing them can seem daunting. But fixing RC cars is very simple, and it’s an excellent way to learn some new skills.  If your remote control car isn’t working, you should first check the batteries; low charge, disuse, corrosion, or a faulty connection may often be the … Read more

When you’re thinking about buying your first RC car, all the choices can be intimidating. The pros talk about “scales,” but you just want to know how big the car is. What’s the difference between a 1:18, a 1:14, and a 1:10 scale car anyway?  RC car scales are relative to the full-size model, so … Read more

Getting more distance or range for your remote control car can be tricky. Taking your RC car out for a spin only to realize it only has a range of 50 feet (15.24 m) or so is an incredibly frustrating yet common experience for many hobbyists. What can you do to increase the range of … Read more

Most remote control cars usually come ready to run, meaning they can be put to immediate use once unboxed, but you can choose to go the hard (and more fulfilling) way and assemble an entire RC car from scratch as a DIY project. But to do so, you’ll need to observe some basic steps and … Read more