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1/18 Scale Touring Car / Drift TiresFor Radio (Remote) Control Models |
Introduction
Tire choice can be the difference between winning a race and ending up half way down the pack. |
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Hints, Tips and Information |
On Road Tires for Tarmac
Modern day RC Model Rubber Tires for tarmac racing, generally come in wide or narrow format and in three compounds - Soft, Medium and Hard, each compound corresponding to different track temperatures. |
On Road Indoor Carpet Tires
Did you know that there are some indoor carpet tracks that do not allow you to use anything but foam tires. Others may allow certain rubber tires, but restrict the use of additives. |
Choosing the right Tire Inserts
Once upon a time, all RC model tires were equal - they were all trash. None of the old tires had any kind of internal support, because the hard compound they were made of didn't need it. But that was before the newer soft compounds were developed. These new tires were so soft that if some kind of insert was not used they would just lay flat under the weight of the car. Thus, the new science of tire inserts was born. |
How to avoid Radio Interference
Radio Interference is common across all forms of RC. In this article I have listed a number of hints and tips, gained over my many years of experience in RC, explaining how by making a few simple changes to the positioning of your receiver, or using some electronic components, you can easily avoid and protect your model from Interference.. |
More Hints and Tips
For more Radio Controlled Model Hints, Tips and Information, check out the list on the RCScrapyard Homepage. ▶ ▶ |
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