RC cars are a fun way to entertain yourself and your family. But, in order to get the most out of your RC car, you need to make sure that it has enough steering angle. Having more steering angle will enable you to make sharper turns and have more control over your vehicle.
The first step in increasing the steering angle of your RC car is to adjust the suspension settings. Different types of suspension settings will affect how much steering angle you have on your car, so it’s important to experiment with them until you find the setting that works best for you. Adjusting the toe-in and camber angles can also help increase the amount of steering angle and make for more responsive handling.
Another way to increase the steering angle is by changing the tires on your RC car.
Tires with a wider contact patch will provide more grip and therefore allow for sharper turns. Soft compound tires are usually better for off-road conditions as they provide more grip, whereas harder compounds are better suited for on-road conditions as they provide less grip but higher speed. You can also experiment with different tread patterns on your tires in order to find a setup that works best for you.
Finally, you can also adjust the caster angle on your RC car. The caster angle refers to how much “lean” or “rake” there is when viewed from the front or rear of the vehicle. Increasing this angle will increase the amount of steering angle available as well as improve handling performance overall. Experimenting with different caster angles can help find a setup that works best for you and your particular driving style.
Conclusion:
Increasing steering angle on an RC car requires some experimentation with suspension settings, tire selection, and caster angles in order to find a setup that works best for you and provides maximum performance from your vehicle.
