Radio Control cars, or RC cars, and trucks are starting to pick up some momentum. More and more guys and gals are getting into the hobby and really turning it into a great way to get together on the weekends and have some fun. There are a lot of people building some very involved tracks right in their own backyard and having class run competitions that are starting to draw some impressive crowds.
I have had the privilege over the last couple of weeks to test out the Edge Juice with Attitude and the new CTS unit on my 2007 Dodge Ram. The unit is a beta, or test, unit that is in the works at EDGE for the 24 valve Cummins.
Over the past couple of years I have bought, sold, and traded for different programmers in the search for the computer control unit that suits my needs for on-the-fly horsepower, torque, and best all-around fuel economy. Fuel economy wasn’t the first thing on my list because I am a realist. If fuel economy were a big issue, I would have bought a Pinto.
This is the continuation of my previous post on the upgrading project you’re planning to do with your son or daughter. We’ve already talked about budget, so let’s dive right into some key factors of the actual upgrades.
My name is David Powell. I have been a part of the 4 Wheel Parts team for 9 years and I am currently the southeast regional manager. I have been in the auto parts industry for the better part of 30 years and have enjoyed every minute of it. Some of you that read this are probably already devout hardcore truck or Jeep enthusiasts and have already been upgrading your favorite vehicle for some time now.
