Vman11

A HD video of CORR racing at OCRCraceway, with 2 SC10, is now on youtube.
Just search for "SC10RACE". Must be spelled exactly as shown.

I ran out of battery at 3:50, sorry about that. But the video is clear and the racing was awesome. There are 2 SC10s and one SC8. The battle for the lead was very closely fought. Check it out and then get one.

Cru_Jones

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Thanks for the link brah!

NielsVV

Great!

Thanks for the share !

dravengary

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAOhl3nc7wU

Lightin'

Nice video, but how do you run out of battery at 3:50? Forget to peak charge it?

dravengary

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Which one is the sc8?

Maxxican

iTrader: (67)

Nice Vid...

were they all Slashes and only one maybe two SC10s it's hard to tell.

dravengary

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2 SC10's and 1 SC8

Lightin'

Bigger, black one, out front, maybe?

dravengary

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Yeah after watching it again I noticed the black one being a little bigger and making the triple jump

MDB

Cool vid

cherokee

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I would like to know that as well....If I was guessing I would say the black one that was in front most of the race or the white one that was in second.

I would also like to know the type of race it was. It looked a little like a run what ya brung type race....I saw a regular race truck (like a T4) out there as well.

My questions are:

Which one was the SC10
How was it powered
How was the rest of the field powered
What was the tires used
Who was driving the SC10 and how does he stack up against the others

That black truck would get one heck of a launch out of that hole just about every time, better then the "race" truck. That said I have seen a 3s lipo slash with a stock motor and it was something else to watch....different truck all the way around.

Vman11

The Black truck that leads most of the race is the SC8. The White & Black truck that nips at it's tail is the SC10. If you watch closely, you will see that it actually took over/passed the SC8 at about 3 minutes or so. The SC8 had alot of traction and power, it took the double out of the hole most of the time. The SC10 landed on the back side of the jump and sling over the next jump with precision touch. There is another SC10 that is white in there but he got caught up in traffic.
This is the "OPEN" CORR class. As long as it looks like a CORR truck, any motor, any tire, 4WD, and even a 1/12 scale Jamin truggy is allowed. There were also a few fast Slashes in there, but they are running against top notch drivers from Associated. I know that Kurt Wenger was driving one of the SC10.

This is how I see it will be at OCRC with Slash & SC10 evolving. If you want to stay with your Slash, you can, but you will be up against SC10s, in the open class. The Spec Slash class will remains for sure.

hobbipro

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Very cool vid! They all looked to be very close in the handling department. Had the SC8 not been there and not 2 hot shoes driving those SC10's it would have been a real battle royale.

cherokee

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Thank you very much for the run down. That is more or less how I was thinking everything was. It would be great to see that action in person.

IMHO with the info provided I was suprised not to see the 4wd truck drive away, I would have been thinking that the extra two wheels working for you would have been more of an advantage...expecially with a factory driver behind the wheel. Same goes with the SC10 I would have thought that it would have pulled a greater lead with a factory hot shoe over a bunch of hobbiests with souped up slashes.

This by all means is not ment to knock anyone or anything...in fact the exact reverse of that. That AE built a car that is on par with what the performance level of the class is, thats just the way it should be.

I have said all along that a Gold Tub RC10 can with the right setup still run with modern buggies, this is because the buggy config is set and everyone that makes one builds to that spec...there is only so much you can do....Same with this new CORR class. Roar had speced out track, wheel base, tires.....so all should be pretty close. The day one car runs away from everything is the day when we will see the decline of the class.