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Everything RC on wheels, tracks, and off-road.

  • RCFeedR

    🚗 Welcome to Landcraft: Cars, Trucks & Crawlers!

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    Welcome to Landcraft: Cars, Trucks & Crawlers! Welcome to the Landcraft forum—the place to discuss everything related to RC vehicles on wheels and tracks. Whether you're into bashers, racers, crawlers, rock bouncers, monster trucks, short course trucks, drag cars, tanks, heavy equipment or custom builds, you've found the right place. What Can I Post Here? This forum is perfect for discussions about: New vehicles and product releases Racing and competition 🪨 Crawling and trail adventures Bashing and stunt videos Repairs, upgrades, and modifications ️ Electronics, motors, ESCs, and batteries 🛞 Tires, suspension, and tuning Product reviews and recommendations Photos and videos of your vehicles Questions from beginners and experienced drivers alike No question is too small—we're all here to learn and help each other. Share Your Experience Everyone has something to contribute. Whether you've been racing for years or just picked up your first RC truck, your knowledge and experiences can help other members of the community. Built Something Cool? If you've completed a custom build, restoration, or major upgrade, consider creating a post in the Builds Feed as well. It's a great way to document your project while using this forum for questions, updates, and discussion. Keep It Friendly Please help make this community a great place by: Be respectful and helpful Keep discussions on topic Use descriptive topic titles Share photos and videos whenever possible Help new members feel welcome Thanks for being part of RCFeed. Now let's talk RC cars, trucks, crawlers, and everything in between!
  • gapmaster28G

    2WD or 4WD RC Car for a Beginner

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    Im trying to figure out whether I should start with a 2WD or 4WD. It seems like everyone has a different opinion. From what I read, 2WD cars are usually cheaper, easier to work on, and can help you become a better driver. On the other hand, 4WD seems to be easier to control on loose dirt and grass, especially for someone who's just getting started. I'll mostly be driving around the neighborhood, local parks, and maybe a dirt lot every now and then. I'd like to stay somewhere around the $300 range if possible. If you were buying your first RC car today, would you go with 2WD or 4WD? What model would you recommend, and why?