Month: December 2023

A wider wheelbase provides a larger footprint for the RC car, which enhances its stability. A stable car is less prone to tipping over, especially during high-speed turns or maneuvers. This is particularly important for RC cars used in racing or off-road environments. Wider wheels create a larger contact patch with the ground, allowing for […]

Upgrading the Tamiya TD2/TD4 chassis is about refining its already modern design into a sharper, more durable, and more capable buggy, whether for backyard bashing or club-level racing. The TD4 in particular is a mid-motor, shaft-driven, double-wishbone suspension buggy with a monocoque-style chassis and enclosed drivetrain. Out of the box, it’s highly tunable and well-engineered, […]

A 3-channel RC model plane refers to a radio-controlled aircraft that utilizes a three-channel control system for its operation. The three channels typically correspond to the control of three primary flight functions. A delta wing RC plane is an aircraft that features a distinctive delta-shaped wing configuration. It is characterized by a triangular shape, with […]

Upgrading the Tamiya TT-02B buggy—a 1/10 4WD entry-level platform—is all about turning a budget-friendly basher into a more capable and durable buggy for off-road fun or even mild racing. Your upgrade goal and strategy should be based on how you use it (bashing, casual off-road, or club racing), but the foundation is the same: fix […]

Stock class RC car racing is a category of radio-controlled (RC) car racing that emphasizes fair competition by placing limitations on the modifications and components allowed in the participating cars. The term “stock” refers to the use of standard or off-the-shelf components, often resembling the specifications of the manufacturer’s kit. The goal is to create […]

FF03 DIY locked front diff Locking the differential ensures that both wheels on the same axle rotate at the same speed. This can be advantageous when driving on loose or slippery surfaces like mud, sand, or gravel, as it helps to distribute power equally to both wheels, providing better traction. It’s important to note that […]

RWD vehicles may face challenges in low-traction conditions, such as snow or ice. With the weight bias towards the rear and the power delivered to the rear wheels, these vehicles can experience difficulties in maintaining traction and steering control in adverse weather. The video shows it all.