Ranger RC Guide, Specs & Features
What to know
The Ranger RC is a ground racing variant of the Ranger series of vehicles developed by Tumbril Land Systems. With the Ranger RC, power, grip, braking, and terrain control are tuned for fast surface competition rather than transport or protection.
Ranger RC specifications
Repeatable speed in the Ranger RC
The Ranger RC rewards a pilot who can make the race-tuned two-wheel chassis repeatable from one corner to the next instead of spending the whole lap on a single burst of speed. Speed shapes how quickly and precisely the Ranger RC can move during racing work. The Ranger RC combines responsive steering, fade-resistant brakes, and haptic suspension to remain controllable as speed and terrain change.
Control and feedback aboard the Ranger RC
With the Ranger RC, power, grip, braking, and terrain control are tuned for fast surface competition rather than transport or protection.
Development note: The Ranger RC is currently in concept. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Propulsion, control, and cooling on the Ranger RC
The Ranger RC uses the race-tuned two-wheel chassis to carry speed into the next turn, while strong braking and precise control keep the pilot on line.
Speed shapes how quickly and precisely the Ranger RC can move during racing work.
The Ranger RC combines responsive steering, fade-resistant brakes, and haptic suspension to remain controllable as speed and terrain change.
The pilot builds speed without creating extra work at the first braking point.
Small steering inputs keep the vehicle settled at high speed.
The Ranger built for surface competition
The Ranger RC focuses the motorcycle on acceleration, balance, and carrying speed over real terrain. It rewards a rider who can connect braking, body movement, grip, and throttle instead of relying on a straight-line sprint.
Race-tuned performance on a lightweight two-wheel chassis
Use the race-tuned two-wheel chassis to build speed without compromising the Ranger RC's position for the first turn.
Use smooth control inputs to carry the speed from the race-tuned two-wheel chassis through linked corners and gates.
Check heat, damage, and control response after the run before asking more from the race-tuned two-wheel chassis.
Race-tuned two-wheel chassis across a full lap
The Ranger RC turns the race-tuned two-wheel chassis into a complete lap through careful setup, clean control inputs, and the discipline to preserve speed through the final sector.
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Tune race-tuned two-wheel chassis around the difficult sectors
Aboard the Ranger RC, a racing run begins with fuel, cooling, and controls set for the hardest parts of the course.
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Control the Ranger RC's launch acceleration
The pilot accelerates the Ranger RC while preserving grip or control for the first direction change.
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Use the race-tuned two-wheel chassis through bumps and turns
The Ranger RC's pilot keeps the race-tuned two-wheel chassis usable by linking each braking point to the next acceleration zone.
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Separate a power problem from a line problem
The pilot reviews the Ranger RC's braking points, line, heat, and control inputs to find where the run actually lost time.
Ranger RC's race-day details
The Ranger RC combines its race-tuned two-wheel chassis with low mass, predictable controls, and stable braking so the pilot can carry speed through the whole course.
The Ranger RC's X-TEC off-road tires adjust their tread for soft, loose, or hard ground, helping the rider preserve traction as the surface changes.
The Ranger RC's Assisted Balance System helps the rider stay laterally composed and maintain traction while turning across uneven ground.
The Ranger RC uses strong acceleration to carry speed from one corner or gate to the next.
The Ranger RC rewards small, deliberate inputs that keep the chosen line intact from one gate to the next.
Set up the Ranger RC for the whole lap
The pilot controls the setup, braking points, racing line, and every correction made on the course.
Carry the Ranger RC's speed through the technical sectors
The pilot sets up the Ranger RC's race-tuned two-wheel chassis for the course, then links braking, steering, and acceleration into a faster lap.
The pilot tunes the Ranger RC around braking, heat, fuel, and the parts of the course that are hardest to repeat.
On the Ranger RC, course setup and smooth control inputs help the pilot carry the benefits of the race-tuned two-wheel chassis from the first sector to the finish.
Aboard the Ranger RC, after the run, the pilot reviews braking points, line choice, and how the race-tuned two-wheel chassis behaved before adjusting the setup.
Find your Ranger RC
Explore in-stock Ranger RC ships, upgrades, and game packages available from The Impound.