The Similarities Between R-C Cars and Regular Cars
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Oct 30 2019, 3:10 PM
Car enthusiasts can appreciate the remarkable feeling you get when you’re behind the wheel. Shifting gears and tearing up asphalt gives a rush like nothing else. Even when you're not driving, you can admire the design and detail of cars and be in awe. Remote-controlled cars are smaller versions of the cars you love, and they are more alike than you might think. This post outlines some of those similarities. After reading them, don't be surprised if you suddenly become a fan of r/c cars.
They are finely tuned for high performance.
One of the things people love most about their cars is their performance and output. As a car enthusiast, you most likely brag about your car’s horsepower and acceleration to everyone who cares to listen. What’s more is that you’re probably always looking for someone to race and prove your car’s superior performance.
Remote-controlled cars are the same way. Right from the moment you unbox them, they are ready to rip the road. They are tuned for racing and burning asphalt. Plus, unlike regular-sized cars, remote-controlled cars don’t crash. You can drive and pull stunts as often as you want without worrying about breaking the car. Remote-controlled cars also come in various types, ranging from monster trucks to supercars, and even buggies. That means you can get the experience of driving several different kinds of highly tuned vehicles.
Incredible paint jobs
A fast car doesn’t get the attention it deserves if it doesn’t look cool. Custom paint jobs like hot rod flames, racing stripes, and even custom vinyl jobs are all part of the deal. They basically make owning a speed demon worth it. You can take your car to the shop, and either custom wrap it or give it a full paint job. You can even collaborate with a graphic designer to create the exact image you want.
You'll be glad to know you can do the same for your remote-controlled car. In fact, manufacturers know this, and that's why all remote-controlled cars come with radical paint jobs. It doesn't matter if you're getting a monster truck or a supercar. It's definitely coming with a cool paint job. If you don't like it, you can have it repainted. The choice is entirely up to you.
You can upgrade them for more power.
With a regular-sized car, you can replace parts to boost its performance. You can add in a supercharger or lower its height to reduce its aerodynamic drag and make it more efficient. You can even add in a spoiler to ensure it doesn’t leave the ground when you’re driving at full speed.
Likewise, when you get a remote-controlled car, you're not just stuck with the factory fitted parts. You can move things around, and even replace the parts altogether to get the performance you’re looking for. You can replace the batteries, wheel hubs and nuts, shock shafts, and chassis. Basically, you can have the car stripped down and molded into the ultimate speed machine.
Car enthusiasts can appreciate the remarkable feeling you get when you’re behind the wheel. Shifting gears and tearing up asphalt gives a rush like nothing else. Even when you're not driving, you can admire the design and detail of cars and be in awe. Remote-controlled cars are smaller versions of the cars you love, and they are more alike than you might think. This post outlines some of those similarities. After reading them, don't be surprised if you suddenly become a fan of r/c cars.
They are finely tuned for high performance.
One of the things people love most about their cars is their performance and output. As a car enthusiast, you most likely brag about your car’s horsepower and acceleration to everyone who cares to listen. What’s more is that you’re probably always looking for someone to race and prove your car’s superior performance.
Remote-controlled cars are the same way. Right from the moment you unbox them, they are ready to rip the road. They are tuned for racing and burning asphalt. Plus, unlike regular-sized cars, remote-controlled cars don’t crash. You can drive and pull stunts as often as you want without worrying about breaking the car. Remote-controlled cars also come in various types, ranging from monster trucks to supercars, and even buggies. That means you can get the experience of driving several different kinds of highly tuned vehicles.
Incredible paint jobs
A fast car doesn’t get the attention it deserves if it doesn’t look cool. Custom paint jobs like hot rod flames, racing stripes, and even custom vinyl jobs are all part of the deal. They basically make owning a speed demon worth it. You can take your car to the shop, and either custom wrap it or give it a full paint job. You can even collaborate with a graphic designer to create the exact image you want.
You'll be glad to know you can do the same for your remote-controlled car. In fact, manufacturers know this, and that's why all remote-controlled cars come with radical paint jobs. It doesn't matter if you're getting a monster truck or a supercar. It's definitely coming with a cool paint job. If you don't like it, you can have it repainted. The choice is entirely up to you.
You can upgrade them for more power.
With a regular-sized car, you can replace parts to boost its performance. You can add in a supercharger or lower its height to reduce its aerodynamic drag and make it more efficient. You can even add in a spoiler to ensure it doesn’t leave the ground when you’re driving at full speed.
Likewise, when you get a remote-controlled car, you're not just stuck with the factory fitted parts. You can move things around, and even replace the parts altogether to get the performance you’re looking for. You can replace the batteries, wheel hubs and nuts, shock shafts, and chassis. Basically, you can have the car stripped down and molded into the ultimate speed machine.
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