need a starting car
#1
need a starting car
i was looking to buy a rc race car
i was deciding between nitro or electric
i was looking at nitro cars that go over 70mph but i would perfer electric that goes that fast but i cant find one
can you perfer a electric car i should buy that is fast and what upgrade parts i should buy so i can reach 75 +mph like motors, battery
also tell me were on the web i can buy this
i was deciding between nitro or electric
i was looking at nitro cars that go over 70mph but i would perfer electric that goes that fast but i cant find one
can you perfer a electric car i should buy that is fast and what upgrade parts i should buy so i can reach 75 +mph like motors, battery
also tell me were on the web i can buy this
#2
Tech Initiate
Many people are tempted by speed, but there's more to RC cars than just how fast it goes.
Where are you going to use the car - off-road or on-road, track or public area?
Have you owned an RC car before?
Do you want to race or bash?
As a relatively inexperienced RC driver (5 years of bashing, 6 months club racing), there's no way I'd feel confident running at 70mph. I run 27T touring cars on carpet, and brushless 2wd off-road. Maybe 30mph indoor, 45mph outdoor. This is plenty fast enough for serious racing.
Where are you going to use the car - off-road or on-road, track or public area?
Have you owned an RC car before?
Do you want to race or bash?
As a relatively inexperienced RC driver (5 years of bashing, 6 months club racing), there's no way I'd feel confident running at 70mph. I run 27T touring cars on carpet, and brushless 2wd off-road. Maybe 30mph indoor, 45mph outdoor. This is plenty fast enough for serious racing.
#3
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i was looking to buy a rc race car
i was deciding between nitro or electric
i was looking at nitro cars that go over 70mph but i would perfer electric that goes that fast but i cant find one
can you perfer a electric car i should buy that is fast and what upgrade parts i should buy so i can reach 75 +mph like motors, battery
also tell me were on the web i can buy this
i was deciding between nitro or electric
i was looking at nitro cars that go over 70mph but i would perfer electric that goes that fast but i cant find one
can you perfer a electric car i should buy that is fast and what upgrade parts i should buy so i can reach 75 +mph like motors, battery
also tell me were on the web i can buy this
#4
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yeah i have trouble keeping my firestorm away from the kerb if i drive it on the road at 40mph. at 70mph things go wrong very quickly
#5
i would sugest getting a roller and getting a mamba max system with a lipo
because you can change settings so even if you try full throtal it will only go thirty but if you want, later on with more experiance you can make it go faster and faster
because you can change settings so even if you try full throtal it will only go thirty but if you want, later on with more experiance you can make it go faster and faster
#6
buy what your people use at your track.
If you buy an electric buggy and your track runs gas then you will have few people you can get assistance from, or trade parts etc.
If you buy an electric buggy and your track runs gas then you will have few people you can get assistance from, or trade parts etc.
#7
can anyone tell me a good electric on road car to buy that can go fast right out of the box and what engine (brand and model) i should up grade to
Can anyone please give me a good setup ( list the brand,model)
( dont worry about my budget)
*a good start up car
* suspension
*electronics
*a very fast motor
Can anyone please give me a good setup ( list the brand,model)
( dont worry about my budget)
*a good start up car
* suspension
*electronics
*a very fast motor
#8
can someone help me i want to buy my car and all my upgrades ASAp
#9
can someone help me i want to buy my car and all my upgrades ASAp
#11
any other suggestions on car model and what kind of motor should i get(no budget
#13
i was looking and i saw a tc5
which is better tc4 or tc5
what kind of motoer brand upgrade do i get
which is better tc4 or tc5
what kind of motoer brand upgrade do i get
#14
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I run a TC5 with the LRP Sphere TC 2007 ESC with a Novak 13.5 brushless motor, Ko Propo low profile servo, and some old 4200 and 3800 batteries. I have the car setup for racing in the Touring "stock" class. I am not necessarily the fastest driver at the track... but thats because I still have a lot to learn when it comes to driving. But I cant say enough about how well the car performs. Tons of punch, lightning fast turning, and a great smooth feel overall. So for a new racer, I would highly suggest a TC5.
However, if you are just bashing around... an RTR TC4 is just fine. a 17T motor should be quick enough out of the box for you. Also, there is the XXX-S Brushless RTR from team Losi. Just keep in mind that the faster you go, the more stress it puts on the car. Therefore you will have to do more maintenance to keep the car running at 100%.
However, if you are just bashing around... an RTR TC4 is just fine. a 17T motor should be quick enough out of the box for you. Also, there is the XXX-S Brushless RTR from team Losi. Just keep in mind that the faster you go, the more stress it puts on the car. Therefore you will have to do more maintenance to keep the car running at 100%.
#15
I run a TC5 with the LRP Sphere TC 2007 ESC with a Novak 13.5 brushless motor, Ko Propo low profile servo, and some old 4200 and 3800 batteries. I have the car setup for racing in the Touring "stock" class. I am not necessarily the fastest driver at the track... but thats because I still have a lot to learn when it comes to driving. But I cant say enough about how well the car performs. Tons of punch, lightning fast turning, and a great smooth feel overall. So for a new racer, I would highly suggest a TC5.
However, if you are just bashing around... an RTR TC4 is just fine. a 17T motor should be quick enough out of the box for you. Also, there is the XXX-S Brushless RTR from team Losi. Just keep in mind that the faster you go, the more stress it puts on the car. Therefore you will have to do more maintenance to keep the car running at 100%.
However, if you are just bashing around... an RTR TC4 is just fine. a 17T motor should be quick enough out of the box for you. Also, there is the XXX-S Brushless RTR from team Losi. Just keep in mind that the faster you go, the more stress it puts on the car. Therefore you will have to do more maintenance to keep the car running at 100%.
The TC5 is a newer car using the latest technology, however the tc4 has a shaftdrive which requires less maintenance than the belt driven TC5.
Last word: the faster you want to go the more money it costs ie better motor, better batteries, tyre wear etc
Last edited by MrUnlimited; 11-20-2007 at 01:11 AM.