How to Choose RC Car Parts

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Summary: Learn some tips on the different types of RC car parts available and how to choose the best one for you in this free remote control car racing video clip.

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Robbie Robbie has been Racing RC cars for 7 years. He has also owned and operated his store and RC track for 4 years. He is the head operator of all the races and th... read more

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How to Choose RC Car Parts

Robbie for expert village more on the customizing and personalizing of the cars. Before we get into that, look behind me here this is just a small cross section of the parts that are available for the different RC's. One of the biggest differences between what you'll find in an actual hobby store versus your retail stores is the parts. If you break it what you see right here behind me, this is a Traxxas Revo. About every part on that truck so there's nothing that you're going to do to that truck that you can't go to your hobby store or to a catalog and replace. If you snap an arm, a turn buckle, lose a spring, your air filters all the different parts that are on it they can all be replaced, which is really nice. So pretty much no matter what you do to it short of losing it, burning it, or getting it demolished by a car you can come on in and fix it. Again, working on these things is a good part of the fun. While you're at it you can also customize the car. If you don't want to go with the composites or the stock parts, for example, here's a set of nice aluminum anodized parts that you can put on there, give it a custom look definitely set yours apart from the others. Titanium parts stuff that absolutely you can't break. Different types of upgrades, some of it cosmetic. A lot of the parts upgrades are performance different kinds of roll bars, Bennett braking, to get rid of your brake fade, different types of covers, exhaust pipes, gears and things that will increase the performance long as you have it in your model.