Fast RC Car On A Budget

So your new to RC cars and just want somethingcrank the size was 1/4x28. Using a number 3 bit you
fast for a reasonable price? This page can give youcan drill out the pilot shaft nut then re cut new threads
some basic tip on how to reach that goal. This is by nowith a tap. All the engine mounting points for this engine
means a guide to build a legal racing RC car. I am byare the same as the stock .12 engine. With any new
no means an expert and this is meant for someoneengine be sure to follow the break in instructions
with a casual interest who just needs some helpprovided.
getting started.The only issue I had getting started was with the glow
Having no experience with RCs and no real idea whatplugs. The igniter I had was unable to provide enough
I was doing, I started out with a RTR kit. If you shopamps to start the car. The glow plugs when working
around you can find a 1/10 RTR kit for under 200correctly will glow hence their name. Smoke, heat, or
dollars. This will include the servos, car, body, remote,anything else short of bright orange is a sure sign your
glow plug igniter, and crystals. With this just add fuelcar will not start. I suggest you invest in a good igniter
and batteries, and your off and racing. So now youas the ones that come with the RTR kits are often
have a car that does 40-45 mph, but you still wanttoo weak provide enough current. Show
more? Once you feel comfortable tuning an engine, itsFor a little under 300 dollars you should be able to buy
time to upgrade to something bigger. I went with a tokia RTR kit, new engine, tuned exhaust pipe, 20% nitro
.18 engine. To make it fit some modifications arefuel, and a new igniter. With that combo speeds over
required. The pilot shaft nut had to be changed to one65mph are well within reach. While not a race ready
that would accept a SG crank. It also needed to beRC, you will have a great learning tool that can provide
drilled and tapped to fit the larger toki shaft. For the tokihours of parking lot fun.