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RC Car Accessories – Tips To Make Your RC Car Function Well
Executive Summary by Abhishek Agarwal
Just as in the real world of automotive cars, the world of radio controlled cars also offers are range variety of new and futuristic concept cars, off road and on road cars, monster trucks, entry level buggy, nitro powered cars and mini cars.
Additionally, there is an assortment of accessories that you can purchase for your remote controlled car. Remote controlled car accessories will help you if you want your car to be aggressive and aesthetically pleasing or if you want to higher your level of road experience.
Here follows a list of common RC accessories that you should not forget to include in your RC car:
1. Starter boxes:
With a starter box, this process is made simpler by eliminating the requirement to perform a pull start.
2. Fuel:
Without fuel of course, the possibility of you going anywhere with the car is zero. The owner’s manual will recommend a specially formulated fuel kind for you, which varies from car to car.
3. Glow plugs:
Keep spare glow plugs in case your glow plug fails and spoils the fun. The best idea would be to stash your box with a small kit which includes glow plug igniter, spare glow plugs, a charger and a glow plug wrench.
4. RC tools:
RC tools are specialized tools that keep the vehicle going. A magnetic balancer, temperature gauge, gear puller, glow plug wrench and tool pouch are standard tools included in an RC tool kit.
5. Air Filter Oil:
It is mandatory to replace the air filter at regular intervals.
Choosing the Right Glow Plug for Your Nitro Rc Car
Executive Summary by Gregory Alexander
Turbo or Standard
A turbo plug will only work in a turbo engine, these do not have tiny 1:10 Scale fans blowing air into the engine like there full sized counter parts, the turbo plug is tapered at the end to create a tighter fit to the engine head, this in turn increases power slightly, you can’t use a turbo plug in a standard engine, these require standard plugs.
The Glow Plug Temperature Rating
You need to find the right temperature glow plug for your engine, a hotter plug will work better when the engine is a little short of heat, while you should use a cooler glow plug if you have a large engine that produces a lot of heat.Hotter glow plugs also make it easier to start your engine, while the colder glow plugs will give you slightly better performance during you run.
Some general points about glow plugs
- Never touch the filament, this is very fragile and doing so can break the filament and ruin a plug.
- Protect your engine by only buying good glow plugs from decent hobby shops
- Keep your glow plugs in a cool dry place, they don’t like moisture
- Always select the right glow plug
- Follow the recommended break in procedures for your engine.
- When Breaking in an engine chances are that the plug you use will be ruined.
- Keep your engine in tune
- Never tighten a glow plug too much, it doesn’t need to be as tight as you think Watch out for nitro detonation, this means your using the wrong plug or your tune is way off.
- Use the right glow starter
- Ask other racers for help, the RC community is an awesome one and someone will always be willing to help you
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