Look for an RC kit online or at a hobbyist shop.. Work in a well-lit and uncluttered space.. Use thread-locking glue on all of your screws going into metal.
Look for an RC kit online or at a hobbyist shop.
Work in a well-lit and uncluttered space.
Use thread-locking glue on all of your screws going into metal.
Put together the wheel axles first.
Assemble the shocks system.
Attach the servos, battery, and the electric motors to your chassis.
Put the body of the car on top of the chassis.
Cut a chassis out from Lexan plastic sheets.
Attach the wheels from an old toy car to the front of your chassis.
Make a steering component out of plastic and a servo for the front tires.
Put electric drive motors onto the back tires before securing them to the chassis.
Connect a receiver, speed controller, and battery to the motors and servos.
Drive the RC car using the transmitter.
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