wait if u wanted to make a car can u control it or is it just going to move forward?????
1548487
Yes, this kit only works to motorize manually a model. You'll need to add a Lego Remote Control to control the movement, either fwr or reverse but no steering, unless you add a motor for that, all is possible. But this kit only works for moving and power the motor and lights in a model. If you build a car make sure to include the battery is incorporated in it, otherwise you have to carry the battery manually while moving the car. BTW this is impel also but is part of your design.I hope this works for you, is a fun kit.
1548488
If you want to steer your car try the Lego part no. 88004 (Servo Motor). I have not done it but the Lego website says it can turn your lego left or right. So if you can manage to attach your wheels into the servo motor, it'll turn your wheel. See http://powerfunctions.lego.com/en-us/products/default.aspx#88004. Have Fun!
1548489
There is no remote control - so you can't control it without touching it - to "control it" you then need the infra red transmitter and receiver as well (for wireless operation) HTH
52506
It depends on the car stereo, if it has the steering wheel control function and your steering wheel actually having the controls.
1952776
I gave this a s a gift but if I remember correctly there are 3 speed settings and the 2 cars are on separate slots with 2 separate controllers, so yes they can be controlled individually.
1230653
Effectively, yes. The machine goes forward by default, and you control the steering by applying break to each wheel independently (break levers are on each handle). Squeeze the left level to slow the left wheel...which turns the machine left.
1050591
U can , but the little one will have to Push it around. I liked it but the cars are neat and u canals The track a lot of different ways.
1523665
If the vehicle uses a resistance based key. If so, it will work with both push to start and remote start
715112
Some of the cars will work - just depends on the width and shape at the sides. Hot rod type cars don't tend to work that well - not enough acceleration through motivator.
1594739
Yes Study the owner's manual and practice. You will eventually be able to do what you trying to do.
1222373
Depends on how professional you are as a DIYer. There are things you can do during the installation procedure which will render your vehicle useless if you're not careful. If you have a solid foundation of knowledge in automotive electronics (as in just knowing what's what in a car when you're pulling it apart and intercepting existing wires), then you can do it yourself like I did. But if this is new territory for you, I would suggest you have a professional do it for you.
58964
Yes you can. YouTube has a lot of videos on how to build and/or customize many type's of rc's.
1241861
Actually yes! So I soon as you peel off the bottom part of where it's suppose to stick. To your right side (I believe) their is a lever that you have to pull up and will stay matter how much you move your car. Just make sure is sticks where you want it to stay. Hope this helps :)
680625
I really do not know. I tried to program my new car to operate it, but have not succeeded yet. I am still trying. The car has many computer controlled functions which i am discovering but have not fully mastered.
1835298
As far as I know you can only go faster by turing the speed control knob all the way to the right. Hope that world for you.
1053857
Yes u can ... Its not hard at all ... If it unsure google it and watch a video ... Save yourself the money n buy a new part for it car
13509
Hi. It is quite possible. I would compare with the lists of vehicles it does it. Thank you Partsforless
1450580
I tried to do this but it did not work. One more bad thing is when you switch the car off and on again, it goes back to the beginning of the track rather than resuming from where it stopped.
901295
Yes you do. follow the directions. It took a while before it started to work. Had to drive in circles quite a few times.