RC Cars For Sale
Welcome to RCCarsForSale.net. We have have a complete site dedicated to radio control cars and RC Cars for sale. Here you will find everything you ever need about radio control cars! Being a radio control car enthusiasts myself, I got tired of searching the internet for RC Cars and RC Car information. It's difficult to find everything you need in one location for the RC Car hobby. I have created this website with an easy navigation bar to help you find everything you're looking for! We have all the popular brands of RC Cars for sale including Associated, Futaba, HPI, Kyosho, Mini Z, Mugen, OFNA Racing, Pro-line, Tamiya, Team Losi, Traxxas, Zip Zaps and Non-Branded, Micro Cars. These brands are used by both professional RC drivers, as well as just home users seeking some good afternoon thrills because they allow for optimal customization.
We also have listings for RC Car Engines and RC Car Parts & Accessories for sale and also have a section for RC car news and RC reviews.
In the world of RC Cars, there is no speed limit and no stop signs! You can go as fast as your car allows—whether it's a futuristic concept rc car, an entry-level rc car or even a huge, nitro-powered rc car. The choice is yours. When you are getting started you should consider your budget and your skills. A simple, slower rc car may not be your dream, but it is the best way for you to get started in this blood pumping hobby.
RC Car Terms
2-stroke engines - used in gas powered rc cars and trucks. Capable of providing 0.5 to 3 HP, propelling rc cars and trucks to speeds in excess of 30, 40, and some 70+ mph!
Gas or Nitro – a special blend of fuel consisting of nitrogen, methanol, and lubricant. Used to power the two-stroke engines of R/C cars
Kit – generally refers to the car in unassembled form. Additional equipment are needed to make the car run
RTR – means ready-to-run. These are R/C car kits that contain almost all items needed to run
Rechargeable batteries - older type are called NiCad, newer ones NiMH
Receiver – an electronic device that receives signals from a transmitter, and converts the signal into data to control servos and/or speed controllers
Servo - small mechanical motors used for controlling the speed and steering of an rc car or truck
Speed controller – mechanical or electronic device that regulates the flow of current from the battery to the electric motor
Transmitter – an electronic device used to transmit data to a receiver to steer the car and control the speed