December 2, 2010
Remote Controlled Car- Whats a good RC car? Read more?
What is a really really really good FAST RC, or Gas Rc car?
I want it kind of cheap, like cheaper then 200$.
Please list websites, and also list URL, so i can check out other cars.
*If you can can you include the speed*
NOTE: This is not a real car, I'm writing this because someone wrote about looking for a car, and a job. Dont ask why.
I answered your other one. The speeds range from 10MPH for your starters to over 100MPH for more expensive and upgrader cars.There is no way to tell you the speed, as for electric cars, each battery can give different speeds. For fuel vehicles, you Have to tune them in. That is to say you adjust the AIR/Fuel ratios. You can make them do wheelies, accelerate fast, have a fast top speed, or a nice in-between. You will notice that there are top speeds marked on the cars, and websites, But that is using Tp of the Line Fuel and Batteries, with Professional Tuners, spending hours on the car. Different Wheels and gearings. AND YES THIS IS RC CARS. There is a LOT to learn about. I suggest going to your local hobby shop and asking them. They will help you pick one, maybe let you try one. They will probly even help setting it up the first time. FYI that guy asking about a job was just SPAM. "If you want cheap get a basic RC car and upgrade the engine/motor. You need more details. What makes it go? Gasoline, Nitromethane, or electricity. Try www.HPIracing.com I had a HPI savage. ($500-nitro-fuel) I currently have a HPI Wheely king with upgraded motor(About $350-electric) My very first one was a AE buggy. I paid $215 for it. If you want the fastest out of the box get a HPI E-Savage. It has TWO motors, TWO batteries, and it goes faster than the residential speed limit. Electric is faster then fuel. Gasoline costs less than nitro($3/gallon Gas VS $20-$40 Gallon nitro) But a gas engine costs about $200-$500 more than a nitro engine. You can buy starter cars for aobut $150 to PRO cars for over $1,200. Try www.HPIracing.com or for more brands try WWW.Towerhobbies.com"
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I answered your other one. The speeds range from 10MPH for your starters to over 100MPH for more expensive and upgrader cars.There is no way to tell you the speed, as for electric cars, each battery can give different speeds. For fuel vehicles, you Have to tune them in. That is to say you adjust the AIR/Fuel ratios. You can make them do wheelies, accelerate fast, have a fast top speed, or a nice in-between. You will notice that there are top speeds marked on the cars, and websites, But that is using Tp of the Line Fuel and Batteries, with Professional Tuners, spending hours on the car. Different Wheels and gearings. AND YES THIS IS RC CARS. There is a LOT to learn about. I suggest going to your local hobby shop and asking them. They will help you pick one, maybe let you try one. They will probly even help setting it up the first time. FYI that guy asking about a job was just SPAM. "If you want cheap get a basic RC car and upgrade the engine/motor. You need more details. What makes it go? Gasoline, Nitromethane, or electricity. Try http://www.HPIracing.com I had a HPI savage. ($500-nitro-fuel) I currently have a HPI Wheely king with upgraded motor(About $350-electric) My very first one was a AE buggy. I paid $215 for it. If you want the fastest out of the box get a HPI E-Savage. It has TWO motors, TWO batteries, and it goes faster than the residential speed limit. Electric is faster then fuel. Gasoline costs less than nitro($3/gallon Gas VS $20-$40 Gallon nitro) But a gas engine costs about $200-$500 more than a nitro engine. You can buy starter cars for aobut $150 to PRO cars for over $1,200. Try http://www.HPIracing.com or for more brands try http://WWW.Towerhobbies.com"
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depends what you mean by fast and your not gonna get into RC really quick with only $200, save up and buy a traxxas rustler VXL, its about $300 - $350 and it comes with a battery and charger and goes 45 MPH out of the box.
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