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When you hear the term radio controlled (RC) nitro high power car, it probably brings to mind events like a Saturday evening at the hot rod races or of the roar of dragsters hurtling down the track making your head spin.

The things that usually come to mind instantly are the smells - the exhaust fumes are so strong its like they’ve invade every cell in your body - and the noise. The crowd screams as the drivers pull away from the starting line and the action begins in a blue haze from the spinning tires.

Well, if you can’t make it to the speedway every weekend, but still love the charge you get from those sights and sounds, then a nitro high power car might be for you. It is a miniature version of what the big guys have, only controlled by radio and it might just fit the bill for some excitement around your house.

The great thing about these gas-powered RC cars is that they are replicas of the high power car models that are seen on the racing tracks. They are powered by a fuel mix that includes a fuel called nitro, hence they are often referred to as RC nitro cars.

If you’re wondering what the difference is between nitro high power car models and the RC electric versions and which one you should get then you’re not alone.

If you’ve considered getting a RC electric car or a nitro high power car then its important to know what the main advantage is of each. That way you can work out what suits your budget and lifestyle.

Nitro cars are fast. Must faster than electric cars and they can maintain their speed for longer. They also only need to be refuelled and they are back on the road. RC electric cars are powered by batteries so unless you are prepared to buy additional battery packs you won’t be able to race all day.

Another thing that you will need to take into consideration is the noise factor. A high power car that runs on nitro is quite a noisy little vehicle. That combined with the exhaust issue means they are not designed to be used in enclosed areas.

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