FINALLY! I have been looking for affordable matchbox-sized RC cars for DECADES! Anything available always only had those crappy full on/full off, zero steering/full steering controls. These are the real-llife micromachines! :D Looks like these are FAAAAAST! A 10% power mode would be awesome for tighter courses on smaller tables. Are there any models you'd recommend in particular? I'm thinking maybe 2 offroad ones like the C82 for tiny obstacles on the table?
I have a collection of micro digital proportional cars and trucks going back to the 90's. They have been around a few decades you just have to research, i show a few on my RUclips channel along with another RUclipsr. Micro cars and tech have really come a long way though and Turbo Racing is got it down with quality control and development. If you were to tear these down they are pretty precise and well made with even adjustable front suspension. The best micro cars in my opinion are Kyosho Dnano's, pure race bread cars with precise control, totally parts changeable and upgradable and really fast but they are really expensive. Turbo Racing cars are impressive in there own way as far as scale R/C goes, ive got both Dodges and both C50 trucks
This new fully-proportional 1/76th RC breakthrough; wanna get rich? Develop a Crawler series. To the vehicles add clearance, 4-point suspension, 4-wheel drive, and you have a desktop obstacle course! Suction-cup different 3-D printed slow-crawl challenge dioramas to any flat surface, and you can slowly try to work the terran, or go for best time! The idea being that in a very confined desktop space you could challenge yourself by slooooowly figuring out how to get over an assortment of obstacles! And the videos could be amazing! I'm too old to get a project of this magnitude off the ground, but it has the potential to be REALLY BIG! It would appeal to everyone! You're welcome.
I just got into these, they are really fun. But we got the drift version. I thought about buying them for my nephews but I ended up buying them for me and my brother instead.
Hello. I have a question. I don’t know where I can ask it, so I hope you can help me. I accidentally bought a turbo racing c71 car without a remote control. Can I buy a remote control separately somewhere and will the car run on it?
Just got my C75 but I'm really disappointed with it. The throttle implementation is really poor. There's some kind of an off-delay on the throttle, i.e. when you let go of the throttle on the remote the motor keeps spinning for maybe half a second. When going reverse the throttle works as intended i.e. motor stops instantly when I let go of the throttle on the remote. Also the throttle is not really proportional at low speeds. It jumps of from standstill to a certain minimum speed and in 20% speed limit mode that speed is basically also your max speed. The C71 works way better, you can really smoothly control the speed from standstill to full throttle.
You'll find that ALL boys-toys hobbies are extortionately expensive these days. Slot car racing, model railroading, Subbuteo table soccer, and even electric football. They're ALL low quality junk today, even the expensive stuff. I was hoping something like this would be a better value, and maybe even more fun. But I agree, $75-$100 for ONE car the size of a Hot Wheels is not a good way to entice new customers to get involved in this hobby.
@electricfootballhero1349 That's what I was thinking, I'm a hobby guy. I have 7 traxxas rc cars from the Revo, e-revo, ultimate slash, UDR, Xmaxx, the losi 1/5 scale stadium truck, and a couple of crawlers. Some RC cars are worth it. Some that are coming out are trash and way overpriced. This little car should be around $50 bucks, which would be fair.
Id like to pay 10 bucks for a steak dinner with drinks too, get 10 gallons of gas for 10 bucks, or fill up a shopping cart full of food for 40 bucks but the days of low prices are far gone in anything in life anymore unless you go garage sailing for stuff or Facebook marketplace.
@@electricfootballhero1349there is only low quality expensive junk if you buy low quality expensive junk…. Like a ARRMA 6s Kraton that can go 60 mph while weighing 15-20 ish pounds and can easily find replacement parts for any ones that happen to break from slamming it one to many times into a concrete curb isn’t low quality or expensive junk….
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FINALLY! I have been looking for affordable matchbox-sized RC cars for DECADES!
Anything available always only had those crappy full on/full off, zero steering/full steering controls.
These are the real-llife micromachines! :D
Looks like these are FAAAAAST! A 10% power mode would be awesome for tighter courses on smaller tables.
Are there any models you'd recommend in particular? I'm thinking maybe 2 offroad ones like the C82 for tiny obstacles on the table?
I have a collection of micro digital proportional cars and trucks going back to the 90's. They have been around a few decades you just have to research, i show a few on my RUclips channel along with another RUclipsr. Micro cars and tech have really come a long way though and Turbo Racing is got it down with quality control and development. If you were to tear these down they are pretty precise and well made with even adjustable front suspension. The best micro cars in my opinion are Kyosho Dnano's, pure race bread cars with precise control, totally parts changeable and upgradable and really fast but they are really expensive. Turbo Racing cars are impressive in there own way as far as scale R/C goes, ive got both Dodges and both C50 trucks
This new fully-proportional 1/76th RC breakthrough; wanna get rich? Develop a Crawler series. To the vehicles add clearance, 4-point suspension, 4-wheel drive, and you have a desktop obstacle course! Suction-cup different 3-D printed slow-crawl challenge dioramas to any flat surface, and you can slowly try to work the terran, or go for best time! The idea being that in a very confined desktop space you could challenge yourself by slooooowly figuring out how to get over an assortment of obstacles! And the videos could be amazing! I'm too old to get a project of this magnitude off the ground, but it has the potential to be REALLY BIG! It would appeal to everyone! You're welcome.
sniclo RC crawler, check it out
I just got into these, they are really fun. But we got the drift version. I thought about buying them for my nephews but I ended up buying them for me and my brother instead.
so the red challenger can drift?
You can buy drift wheels for these cars
And these ones can drift stock
I got the c71, c72 & c73, they are great fun.
What's the price
@@anonyash around $90 - $150 canadian dollars
I have the gtr r34 and it sat for a little while and now it won’t turn on, lights don’t come on and it has charged for a while
Hello. I have a question. I don’t know where I can ask it, so I hope you can help me. I accidentally bought a turbo racing c71 car without a remote control. Can I buy a remote control separately somewhere and will the car run on it?
are the tires swappable with the first version?
Since the wheelbase is longer, would it fit good with a hot wheels shell?
This could be the best next best thing for custom hot wheels community
How do these compare to C82?
🎉😊
Just got my C75 but I'm really disappointed with it. The throttle implementation is really poor. There's some kind of an off-delay on the throttle, i.e. when you let go of the throttle on the remote the motor keeps spinning for maybe half a second. When going reverse the throttle works as intended i.e. motor stops instantly when I let go of the throttle on the remote.
Also the throttle is not really proportional at low speeds. It jumps of from standstill to a certain minimum speed and in 20% speed limit mode that speed is basically also your max speed.
The C71 works way better, you can really smoothly control the speed from standstill to full throttle.
Hmm, it's a pity that they are not even smaller in HO scale (1:87). But they can be canibalized a used as a base to make a RC truck in HO scale... 😝
Can you race multiple cars against each other at the same time near eachother
can we drift with the red challenger
Why is this close to 100 bucks? It's insane.
You'll find that ALL boys-toys hobbies are extortionately expensive these days. Slot car racing, model railroading, Subbuteo table soccer, and even electric football. They're ALL low quality junk today, even the expensive stuff. I was hoping something like this would be a better value, and maybe even more fun. But I agree, $75-$100 for ONE car the size of a Hot Wheels is not a good way to entice new customers to get involved in this hobby.
@electricfootballhero1349 That's what I was thinking, I'm a hobby guy.
I have 7 traxxas rc cars from the Revo, e-revo, ultimate slash, UDR, Xmaxx, the losi 1/5 scale stadium truck, and a couple of crawlers.
Some RC cars are worth it. Some that are coming out are trash and way overpriced. This little car should be around $50 bucks, which would be fair.
Id like to pay 10 bucks for a steak dinner with drinks too, get 10 gallons of gas for 10 bucks, or fill up a shopping cart full of food for 40 bucks but the days of low prices are far gone in anything in life anymore unless you go garage sailing for stuff or Facebook marketplace.
@@electricfootballhero1349there is only low quality expensive junk if you buy low quality expensive junk….
Like a ARRMA 6s Kraton that can go 60 mph while weighing 15-20 ish pounds and can easily find replacement parts for any ones that happen to break from slamming it one to many times into a concrete curb isn’t low quality or expensive junk….
Is there a lap counter? Can't race without it.
I use my head
There are slot car apps that can do lap timing etc and I got the app to work with these cars too.
so where's the racing??
Turbo Racing is the brand name. I am but 1 man, need a 2nd person for a race.