RC Dirt Oval Setup – Camber on Corner Entry
In my last post, I explained exactly what camber is and why it’s so important to getting your car to handle properly. All of that
May 6, 2026
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Choosing the right first car to buy is critical to you having fun as quickly as possible in RC racing.
This complete beginner’s guide will give you all the information you need to make a good decision.
Learning to setup your own car can be intimidating but once you learn the fundamentals it will make a lot more sense.
That’s why I put together a guide that explains setups in simple language.
Going to the track for the first time is an exciting experience.
Let’s make sure you are prepared to get as much as possible out of that first visit.
Annihilation RC is a brand-new resource for RC dirt oval racers.
Over the next few days, I’ll be publishing in-depth blog posts and YouTube videos covering car selection, setup fundamentals, and race-day expectations.
Check back soon — or follow along on social media as new content starts rolling out.
In my last post, I explained exactly what camber is and why it’s so important to getting your car to handle properly. All of that
Grip – as racers, we’re all chasing it. But where does it actually come from?
At the most basic level, your car gets grip from its tires touching the track. The more of your tire that is touching the ground at any given time, the more grip your tire can create.
Ride height is the foundation you build that setup on.
It’s critical to get ride height right, because it affects every aspect of how weight transfers in your car — and that influences how the car responds in every phase of the corner.
The good news is that ride height is easy to understand, and even easier to adjust.
I’ve been racing and building RC cars for over five years. Now my mission is to help new racers learn the fundamentals, avoid common mistakes, and enjoy everything this hobby has to offer.