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The competition season is about to start for the 1/8 RC track car disciplines. These disciplines are among the oldest of the radio-controlled car competitions. Their main characteristic is the absence of suspension and the need to carry powerful engines. You can build your own model with parts or opt for a Ready To Drive model... In short, it's a discipline open to all, not requiring a large budget and with a good-natured spirit, so if you're interested, go for it.
Here are our product recommendations for the 2023 season by discipline.
Historical category in radio-controlled car competition, the "1/8th classic" is based on the following aspects: 1/8th scale, no suspension, no gearbox, 2 rear wheel drive, engine capacity 3.5cm3.
Here are below our main products to discover to equip yourself for the practice of the 1/8th classic track combustion:
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Same principle as the classic 1/8 combustion class but here in electric/brushless version. So no suspension, no gearbox, 2 rear wheels drive and of course everything in 1/8 scale.
Here is our recommendation of equipment for the practice of the 1/8 classic electric brushless track:
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This category respects the same rules as the 2 previous ones (so for those who really don't follow: no suspensions, no gearbox and the 1/8 scale), but this time in 4 wheel drive (4x4).
Here is our recommendation of products to equip yourself as well as possible for the practice of 1/8 track classic pancar 4x4 brushless:
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