RC Car 1/24 4WD 360° Rotating Remote Control Cars for Kids Adult Toys with Rear Fog Stream LED Light Music Truck Festivals Gift.
- Multi-direction and multi-angle driving
- Spray booster /Rear Fog Stream
- Transparent Rubber Spiral Tire LED light
- Racing sound
- Package size: 8.85" x 4.5" x 5.9"
- Package weight：1.25 pounds
- Shipped from United States.
Function:
Multi-direction and multi-angle driving: With a unique wheel design, the FC16 remote control car can move in parallel in any direction. In addition to the basic front, rear, left, and right functions of an ordinary remote control car, FC16 also has a 45-degree diagonal movement function, and it can also move in parallel.
Spray booster: As a brand new sports car, FC16 is equipped with a brand new spray booster system. Follow the instructions to inject a clean water tanker to spray a large amount of spray, just like a remote control car equipped with a nitrogen-oxygen acceleration system, air jets from the rear of the car, which is very cool.
Four-wheel drive system: FC16 adopts a synchronous four-wheel-drive system architecture, which can be quickly started in a short time. The power is large and the chassis is relatively low, which can better complement the drifting action of the car.
Transparent Rubber Spiral Tire: Spiral rubber tire with LED flash. Especially at night, the wheels transmit light through integrated LED lights, creating a dazzling appearance.
Racing sound: FC16 has a built-in speaker. Every time you press the accelerator on the remote control, you can get feedback on the racing sound. You can make the remote control car react differently to obtain different sound waves by manipulating the remote control. It also provides you with more life experience and music.
RETURNS POLICY
We are confident that you will be happy with your purchase. However, if you are not satisfied you can return your item for a full refund.
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DELIVERY INFORMATION
Express Shipping -
2-5 Business Days;
Standard Shipping -
5-12 Business Days.
