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Ford Focus WRC

Newest Review: ... to run well and consistently you need to tune it for good performance and yet make sure it doesn't stall. To explain ... more

... this better I will explain exactly what makes up a GP radio controlled car. You have the basic chassis, which holds the wheels and their axles. Within this you have the differentials driving the front and rear wheels all connected via a central drive shaft. This is powered by the engine components which consists of the single cylinder 2-stoke engine (mines a 0.12 cc) with a pull cord starter, this has an exhaust that pipes the exhaust fumes under the car and a connection to the fuel tank to keep it pressurized. This ...more

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AUTO ART FORD FOCUS RS WRC (2002) McRAE/GRIST	£ 10.95	Postage & Packaging: £ 3.10 Availability: refer to shop website
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Ford Focus WRC: great fun if you stick with it (588 words)
by kevip6 - written on 12/10/01 (Very useful, 294 readings)
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I bought the Gas Powered Kyosho Readyset radio controlled car with the Ford Focus WRC bodyshell about 7 months ago. As it’s a GP (Gas Powered) otherwise known as Nitro car it has an engine and runs on a special petrol/oil 2-stroke fuel mix you can get from any good radio control shop. This was my first real Radio Controlled car and because of this most radio controlled car shops strongly advised me against GP and said I should start off with an electrical car. The reason I went against all this advise is because one of the main reasons for getting the car was the mechanical aspect of 'tinkering' with the car and tuning it. Within a month of ...

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