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Large scale RC machines continue their steady rise in popularity and we’re excited …

This replacement gear differential for XRAY’s T3 and T4 series of touring cars …

There is no shortage of car stands in the RC car world and …

Some of the new top of the line servos on the market need …

The Konghead 6×6 is Tamiya’s first ever six-wheeled R/C vehicle ready to pound …

Designed to take advantage of today’s faster-than-ever tracks, the RC10B64 Team Kit offers …

Axial’s SCX10 and SCX10 II are tough trucks on the rocks but we …

The Dynamite Prophet Sport Duo charger is ideal for anyone that wants to …

  Hitec’s D-Series servo line sets new standards for advanced, programmable technology. Powered …

The B64 and B64D 4wd off road buggies are already a massive hit …

  A best bet for bashers of all skill levels, the Dromida Brushless …

Gear Head RC just sent word about their New 1.9 Silver and Gold Tombstone …

  You didn’t raid the pantry for a plastic bag to tote your …

How fast does you RC car go? It’s a pretty simple question, however, it’s typically a very hard one to answer. Unless you have access to a police officer (and his radar gun), chances are you will be giving a general guesstimate. Fear not, young speed demons.

If you have been around this great hobby for a long while like I have you have seen a great many cool vehicles come and go. Some, that shall remain nameless, never really caught on or were poorly designed. Others had a huge fan following but their time simply ran out and they were superseded by newer and more modern vehicles.

Part of owning an RC vehicle is performing maintenance to keep it running at its absolute best. Wrenching on your ride is actually one of the aspects that makes RC so much fun. Not only are you keeping your car operating at its best, but it also gets you familiar with how it works.