You can dig a mud hole for added excitement in your race event. You also can think about range between that mud hole to the exit side of a hill. Try to choose between the monster truck coming off the hill and then speeding into the mud, splashing mud and water in a full circle.

You also have another choice in jumping event configuration. Place one hill on the track for single jumps, or a series of hills to test driver control. When you design a number of hills, don’t build them too close to each other. Somehow your remote control monster truck will crash down onto the entry side of the next.

Build one hill, do a truck jump, then measure how far away it lands. Make the other hills as far as that distance you get from measuring. Aside from hills for jumping, you can add a steep incline for four-wheeler climbing provides great monster truck action. Maybe it’s a good idea to think about constructing separate climbing hills for different classes of remote control monster trucks.

The kids will have a unique adventures and hours of fun on those monster truck tracks. You can have your neighbours participating in the monster truck tracks or just gather kids around to watch your events.

Modifying your radio controlled car is a difficult task if you are doing it for the first time. To assist in evaluating the well known conversion styles, listed below are some

customized RC cars.

1. Monster GT from Team Associated is considered as the toughest RC truck on the market. It has a .21 nitro engine that has 8 oil filled shock absorbers, humongous

universal drive axles, an exclusive dual-starting system, disc brakes, tuned pipes, and a strong aluminum chassis.

Its original dual pick up tank keeps the fuel running even if the truck is upside down. Currently, it has two painted styles available, excluding the limited edition model with a painting of the American flag.

2. X-Factor from XTM has developed a reasonable number of followers since its release in 2003. This monster car has a four link, solid axle suspension that allows it

to move with greater control. Its pioneering engine (XTM 24-7) and electronic mixer (XTM R-Box) give the X-Factor its throttle power and awesome handling in any terrain and condition.

3. The T-Maxx of Traxxas is one of the best selling RC trucks currently. Its award-winning features include automatic shifting and two speed transmission that can go

forward and/or backwards. Its speed of 40 ++ miles per hour is backed up by a strong 2.5 racing engine that gives 60 percent more power that any of it predecessors in the Traxxas line.

Its original WideMaxx Suspension, along with the anodized T6 chassis, gives this racer superior stability when conquering difficult and bumpy terrains.

4. The special, limited edition Mad Force by Kyosho has a solid axle shaft drive, 3mm thick chassis with aluminum plates, and aperture dual disc brakes. This four wheel monster truck has 3 transmissions with double shock mounts and has polished side and lower deck plates.

Customizing your RC is part of the excitement of this sport. So choose those features that you want, fasten your seatbelt, and get ready for some serious speed!