About the fuel-burning remote control car, a 1:8 off-road vehicle.

You can only buy a few domestically produced RTRs at this price, but it is enough for novices to practice their skills. The quality of domestically produced ones is not bad now.

With a budget of 1600, let me give a few examples. .

Infinity 94885: Infinity is known as the championship version, but please note that what you buy is not the championship version. The championship version is OPed with many parts, and the replacement price is not at this price. The structure of this car is okay, and it has anti-roll bars, but I am worried about the quality of the plastic parts, so it is hard to say if they will not be strong by then. Another point is that the steering is a ball head, which is not good for 1/8 off-road vehicles. It is not mainstream. The plastic ball head will have a larger void after impact, which is unavoidable during impact. Others are similar, and the 94885 configuration is relatively comprehensive.

Nanda BD8: If you look closely, this car is a shortened version of Nanda NRB-3. However, I have studied this car. The structure is almost the same as that of NRB-3, and the engine of the RTR version is also the same. I heard that there are many common parts and the configuration is pretty good for this price level. However, this car is not a competition version after all. The support arm is not as thick as the NRB-3, and there is no anti-roll bar. However, some people also say that for a car of this level, anti-roll is optional, but the quality of Nanda plastic parts is pretty good. of.

Other unlicensed 1:8 off-road vehicles on the Internet: After looking at the structure, you can tell at a glance that they are imitations of 94885. But let me tell you a jargon, in fact, many vehicles with the same structure as 94885 are unlimited production, so It's unlimited OEM.

Just match it up with your own look and engine, just take a look at it 94885