Redcat Racing RDS 1/10 Brushless Drift Car Gray
Description
🏁 Drift into the Future of Racing!
- VERSATILE PERFORMANCE - Dominate various surfaces, from polished concrete to asphalt, with a design that excels in competitive environments.
- READY TO RUN CONVENIENCE - Fully assembled with essential electronics, just add your preferred battery and hit the track!
- DRIFT SPECIFIC TECHNOLOGY - Equipped with a powerful brushless motor and gyro for smooth, controlled drifts that impress onlookers.
- UNLEASH YOUR DRIFT POTENTIAL - Experience the thrill of competitive drifting with the RDS, engineered for precision and performance.
- CUSTOMIZABLE FOR EVERY DRIVER - Fine-tune your ride with adjustable settings for camber, caster, toe, and more, catering to both novices and pros.
The Redcat Racing RDS is a high-performance 1:10 scale brushless electric drift car designed for competitive drifting. Fully assembled and ready to run, it features a powerful 540 3300kv brushless motor, a 60A ESC, and a customizable setup for all skill levels. Compatible with various battery types, it excels on multiple surfaces, making it a must-have for drift enthusiasts.
Specifications
| Item Dimensions | 23 x 11.25 x 8.5 inches |
| Material Type | Aluminum, Plastic, Carbon Fiber |
| Theme | Sport |
| Color | Gray |
| Toy Vehicle Form | Car |
| Supported Battery Types | Lithium-Ion Polymer |
| Are Batteries Required | Yes |
| Scale | 1:10 Scale |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Additional Features | Portable, Adjustable |
Reviews
J**N
Servo steer horn
At first this thing was great, was running a 8000mah zee battery. Had great power, until the servo steer horn broke down on me and striped(it’s a plastic piece that steers the wheels) I had to buy a metal version of this piece for hefty price. Besides that inconvenience probably due to much power in the steering it’s a great rc drift car. Threw on some rubber tires to test the speed, and it’s pretty quick.
K**N
It's okay
It's just okay, I love redcat own 5 of there rc cars but this is my least favorite, for a RTR I sure had to replace a lot to get it to perform 1. Servo horn striped out in the first couple of uses 2. Had to buy a yokomo v302 drift gyro the hexfly gyro is just not very good. 3. Upgraded the servo again the hexfly is just not fast enough. After all that it performs well.
T**N
Junk not worth the money
This was fun to start with, but was shortly lived. This has been one problem after another. First was the radio stopped working couldn’t get it to run. Had to replace the radio receiver, got it running to then have the plastic survo horn strip out had to order new one. Got it all put in and now the car will not go forward half the time and will not full turn to the left. Not to happy with the price of this car was expecting a better quality product and not as much soft plastic. Update now the car will not run. I have replaced servo servo horn, and radio receiver. After all of that the only thing it will do I go forward and that is not even consistent works for a second then nothing. Biggest waste of money ever
B**S
Cheaply made
Figured I would try this car out and do some comparisons between my other RTR drifters. Let me tell ya, this car is Garbage. Save an extra $60 and go get a MST or a yoko if you want a RTR drift rc. This is just a toy compared to my other cars at almost the same price point. This is now my worst driving and most cheaply built RTR in every aspect. It arrived early though so that was cool I guess.
C**R
I wus cheeted.
Came with no body
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