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Mugen MBX8 ECO review -Velocity RC Cars Magazine

Our full review of the Mugen MBX8 ECO can be found in Issue #32 (VRC_032) of Velocity RC Cars Magazine (August Release) and features an expanded review of the new Mugen electric race buggy. Packed with new parts, better materia...

EPIC Bash/Action RC Car Video – Velocity RC Cars Magazine

We take lots of photos, and lots of video. Our normal edits are a review of the RC Cars featured in our magazine (Subscribe now)…While we understand that Derek’s narration is loved/hated by all and that sometimes we...

JQ Racing THECar Black Edition Review – Velocity RC Cars Magazine

Issue #25 features (available for download on 4/28) the full review of the JQ Racing THECar Black Edition. The 1/8-scale segment is packed with good choices, but this small company from Finland wants you to be a part of his gan...

Big Bad 8000

MaxAmps knows LiPo batteries. They have been in the game for a long time and are always at the forefront of pushing LiPo battery technology to the next level. Their newest release is this 2 cell 7.4 volt 8000mah monster. The 15...

Velocity RC Cars iTunes APP! Subscribe or Buy Single Issues!

Velocity RC Cars Magazine is please to announce their new APP for iOS users. Our new app features instant downloads of the world’s #1 selling digital-only RC Magazine that’s packed with real content. The APP is free...

We hate/love the Capo Racing JK – Video Review Pt. 1

I (Derek) have built a lot of kits. Hundreds to be vague. Usually they assemble without a problem, occasionally they frustrate, but few have brought about the emotion of hate, love, pain, disdain, and almost tears as the Capo R...

Velocity RC Cars Magazine – VRC_033 – Download over 120 pages for just $2.99!

Summer is over, and some may be happy and some may be mad. But what continues is our sickness that can be only cured with more VRC Magazine. This issue is a cornucopia of RC content. You know that thing you learned about in 3rd...

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...