HPI Racing dictates the industry standard for high-performance radio control cars and trucks, offering a wide range of award-winning off-road and on-road vehicles.
HPI Racing is a world-renowned manufacturer of radio control (RC) hobby products, celebrated for its high-quality, durable, and high-performance vehicles. Established in 1986, the brand has produced some of the most iconic RC models in history, including the legendary Savage monster truck, the Baja 1/5th scale series, and the drift-focused RS4 line. Catering to enthusiasts of all skill levels, HPI Racing offers everything from Ready-To-Run (RTR) kits for beginners to precision competition chassis for seasoned professionals.
Beyond vehicles, HPI Racing provides a comprehensive ecosystem of support, including advanced electronics, authentic spare parts, and detailed upgrade options. Their product lineup features electric brushless 'Flux' systems and nitro-powered engines designed to deliver extreme speeds and excitement. With a strong commitment to the hobby community, HPI ensures users have access to extensive documentation, tuning guides, and global customer support to keep their models running at peak performance.
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Typically, you hold the bind button on the transmitter while turning it on, then hold the setup button on the receiver while powering the car on. The LEDs will flash and then turn solid when bound. Refer to your specific radio system manual (e.g., TF-40 or TF-51) for exact steps.
HPI Flux brushless models generally support LiPo batteries (2S or 3S, depending on the ESC). Ensure your ESC is set to 'LiPo Mode' to enable the low-voltage cutoff, preventing battery damage.
You can find part numbers in the exploded view section of your model's instruction manual. Parts are available through authorized local hobby shops and online retailers listed on the HPI Racing webWebsite.
It is recommended to perform routine maintenance after every use. Check for loose screws, clean dirt from the chassis, and inspect the drivetrain and suspension for wear or damage.
First, ensure both the transmitter and vehicle batteries are fully charged. Check that the receiver is powered on and bound to the transmitter. Inspect the antenna for damage and ensure the servo plugs are securely connected to the receiver.