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VRC Video – Adam Drake Talks Fuel Line
The simple task of getting fuel from Point A (your tank) to Point B (the engine) seems simple. Plug in some fuel line and go. Most people don’t think about how/where/why your fuel tubing goes what direction. VRC Magazine ...
Axial EXO Terra Buggy – ready for review!
After a slight delay in production, we finally got our Axial EXO Terra Buggy. This is Axial’s first attempt in the RC market other than a crawler based truck, and our limited time we had with some prototypes showed this b...
Velocity RC Cars Magazine Issue #32 – Download now for just $2.99!
The never ending battle between nitro and electric is like Game of Thrones. You want the naked one with the dragon to win, but you sort of like the little guy too. None of that makes sense, but this issue of VRC Magazine delive...
Element RC – GateKeeper Review – Are you the KeyMaster?
More awesome from Element RC with the Enduro GateKeeper Builders Kit. The full review is found in Issue #41 of Velocity RC Cars Magazine. Don’t like to read? We understand. We made a video. So you can watch the build vide...
Thunder Power – When getting all C’s is awesome.
C-rating is like horsepower for batteries. The more we have the better we feel, the more hair is growing on your chest, and the faster we go. These packs just arrived for some reviews we are working on and we keep looking at th...
Atomik RC Whips it Out
I love when companies begin to think more and more outside the box. Atomik RC has done just that and released the Brian Deegan Metal Mulisha MM 450 R/C Dirtbike. Long name I know, but it looks like a ton of fun to drive. The Br...
Nitro Tune with World Champs!
Our Nitro Tuning Tips video is live on Youtube now! 2010 Nitro Buggy World Champs Cody and Paul King offer up some useful ideas on finding that elusive perfect tune. Check out VRC_004 for the full tuning article written by mast...
Three Handed Slipper Setting
A common way of checking your off road slipper setting is to hold both rear tires while punching the throttle on your radio to see how far the nose of your car pops up. Unless you have a third arm, this can prove difficult. A b...
