Boost Your RC Car's Performance

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To boost the performance of an RC car with a 3.2 HPI engine and two-speed transmission, users are seeking advice on improving pickup, addressing turning issues, and reducing vibrations. Suggestions include providing detailed information about the fuel mix, engine tuning, and overall condition of the vehicle for better assistance. Some participants recommend considering a new engine or even purchasing a new RC car if performance issues persist. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the car's specifications and maintenance for optimal performance. Overall, effective tuning and potential upgrades are essential for enhancing the RC car's capabilities.
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Its our rc car driven by 3.2 hpi engine 2 speed transmission system, bell crank steering mechanism , fuel use nitro+mthnol
its a two stroke engine two wheel drive
question:how to increase the pick up?Pick up is very low of our car.And also turning problem and too much vibration how to control vibration and chasis is of aluminum can u suggest other material?
 
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You really haven't given enough information for us to help you. It would help to know what fuel mix you are using (oil and ntiro content) along wit what engine your running, how much time on it, has the engine been tuned, etc.

With what you said, I'm just going to suggest get a new engine or just buy a new RC car all together.
 
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