We’ve seen some pretty fast RC car builds in the past, including some that have gone up against full-size vehicles on drag strips and ... Like the high-speed cars used in places like the ...

RC cars are the gateway that got many of us to where we are today. Hobby-level cars have all the same systems as real cars. Turning wrenches on one of these, either as a kid or adult, scratches ...

The selection of remote control cars available for the RC enthusiast now is broader than it ever was, too. You can get hardcore on-road remote control car racers in both battery-electric and nitro ...

What is the difference between a regular RC car and an RC drift car? RC drift cars are custom-made to have less grip so they can drift, powerslide and do donuts. Regular RC cars are built with ...

DRS, or the Drag Reduction System ... We’ve seen [Engineering After Hours] bring other fun motorsport tech to RC cars before, too, like this amazing fan car build.

Designed for dirt trails, rock-crawling challenges, or racing on asphalt, modern RC cars combine advanced engineering and performance to handle various terrains. These vehicles replicate the ...

While Internet-connected devices and newer technology have expanded the ways you can entertain a child, such as by using one of the best streaming services for kids, RC cars are a tried-and-true ...

Most RC drift cars operate with AA batteries or 3.7v lithium-ion batteries that need to be recharged. Once the car is charged up and ready to go, use the remote control to control the car however ...