Radio Controlled Cars

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Many people confuse Gas Powered RC Cars with Nitro RC Cars.
So what is a RC Nitro car, you ask? Well, it is quite simply a remote control car that runs on a special fuel mix called “nitro”. It is the short for nitro-methane, the product of mixing lubricants or oil, methanol, and nitro-methane. The use of nitro is not limited to RC cars, however. It is also used to power boats, model airplanes, and helicopters. Only recently was it used to power radio controlled cars. Nitro vehicles are typically between 1/8 and 1/10 in scale.
With the introduction of nitro cars have become the ultimate “toys for big boys”. They’re not just the battery-powered toy-grade radio control cars you can grab from your local toy stores; they are the sophisticated mini vehicles that promise unprecedented speed. Nitro Cars have taken the remote control car industry by storm through its sheer mix of power and performance.
An RC nitro car also offers the advantage of doing away with the need of continuously needing to charge the batteries. Only a few seconds are required to get your vehicle back in the road since refueling does not take much time to finish. …

Radio Controlled Car Questions & Answers:

what is the best radio control car for offroad driving?
i am lookin for a pretty durable R/C car that can go offroad and take a beating. any ideas????

I have had three Traxxas Revo and there is nothing can touch one offroad. I raced for about three years are so and had a blast with them. If you get one make sure it’s a 3.3. If I may ask what do you plan on doing with it. Bash or run on a track? If you are just plying around with it then stay with it stock and you could add center diff and rear brakes, but if you want to wheelie don’t put in the center diff. it’s more for racing.

If you have anymore questions please feel free to email me.
I do have a new 3.3 engine a few other parts if you get one.

Chris