| Nitro cars look cool. Its a pride to own one and | | | | completely built. On needs to buy a nitro fuel |
| looks great on road and off road. But they do | | | | though especially for the Remote Control cars. |
| cost a lost as well. Well, in order not to land up | | | | Keep a check not to end up buying a Nitro Fuel |
| with a piece of crap or spend way too much on a | | | | for a Remote control Plane. |
| simple model, some tips should be kept in mind. | | | | A glow plug igniter is also required. They come in |
| For a beginner stadium trucks or monster trucks | | | | various different shapes and kinds but more or |
| can be great fun. But monster trucks are not as | | | | less all are same but some come with a meter to |
| fast as stadium trucks. Nitro Stadium trucks nail | | | | show how much of fuel is left. A fuel bottle is also |
| down to 50-60 mph and can take huge jumps but | | | | necessary. They are not an absolute necessary |
| tear up some asphalt. Buggies are also pretty | | | | but make pouring fuel into he tank much easily |
| much like stadium trucks. HPI MT2 18SS seems | | | | than out of a one gallon can. Investing in a good |
| to be a pretty good truck. If you've never had a | | | | air filter is always a wise decision. This would |
| high powered nitro or electric car before, you | | | | make up all the necessary things while buying a |
| might want to start with a 4wd car. They're | | | | Nitro car. |
| much easier to control. | | | | Other handy stuff that may come in useful should |
| HPI kits are easy to use and readily available. | | | | be tucked in a fishing tackle box. This would |
| They are fairly popular too. Another plus point for | | | | include things likes screw drivers, a cleaning sock, |
| the same is help for them is also readily available. | | | | needle nose pliers, some spare screws, glues etc. |
| With an RTR kit you get a decent radio and the | | | | Put all these things in bunch of slots to make it a |
| car for a decent price. It is always advisable to | | | | little more organized. |
| find a manufacturer that has good following. It | | | | If you have had some experience with RC cars |
| leads you to find parts, hop ups, technical advice, | | | | earlier then build-it-up kits are also advisable. |
| etc easily available. Parts for HPI kits are also | | | | Build-it-yourself and unassembled kits generally |
| readily available. | | | | have higher quality stuff and one can put own |
| While buying kits there might some other things | | | | stuff along with the engine and other stuff. This is |
| that need to be bought along with the kit or | | | | more advisable for people who have already had |
| separately. Most of the time, the kits come with | | | | some equipment and move from one model to |
| a car and a motor only. Some more advanced | | | | another. So the cost drops after the initial |
| models come without motor at all. The RTR kits | | | | investment. This also helps to know your kit in |
| usually come with a radio and actually do not | | | | and out and makes you more familiar with your |
| require much building up. They are like 97% | | | | vehicle. |