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Team Associated RC12 R6 Review – Velocity RC Cars Magazine
If you have a nice carpet, you should be racing 1/12 scale! The class as shrunk in popularity, but the class is full of competition. The newest from Team Associated is the RC12 R6 Factory Team. It’s an evolution of the pr...
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Velocity RC Cars Magazine – VRC_026 You are probably complaining about the heat. It’s summer. Soon all you fools who live where winter comes will be chest deep in snow, but for now here is the next amazing, biggest, bes...
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Like DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince once sang…summer time! It’s around the corner. Time to get the spiders out of your grill and get your grill on. It’s also time to get outside and race! Electric is still the top dog...
Hand Full of AKA EVO Truggy Tires
Truck rule! And they will rule more once you ditch the old school rims and tires for a set of lighter AKA EVO Truggy tires. These race tires feature a bead more like 1/8-scale so the rim and tire are lighter! This is just bette...
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An RC Car is an amazing piece of modern engineering. Fast, almost unbreakable and more affordable than ever. Yet tomorrow we can all race cars online and further become socially awkward. So get outside and interact with what ot...
A Star is Born
Velocity is here!! Our first issue has hit the digital newsstand! Be the first from your race team to rip through our pages at the speed of electrons. Buy Velocity RC Magazine Issue #1 Now
Shaft Size Matters
There are two motor shaft sizes used within our hobby; 1/8” and 5mm, with 1/8” being the most common. It really comes down to a strength issue, if your vehicle has massive power and torque and is run in abusive environments...
