Roar Approved Brushless motors.

[miller tyme]

Originally Posted by sportpak

Don't you have 2 12th scale cars with a brushless motor in them? Yet, I always see the blue can in the back of the car going around the track? You 12th scalers need to move on already.

Funny all you see is the Blue can out the back of my car

Well the only compatible stock is a 17.5 and I can't get one,
I'd run 13.5 with you but you were still 3 laps off our CO-27 pace,
And frankly my 13.5 doesn't produce consistently faster lap times....yet...still got to figure how to make it handle in the corners down tight

[FARBES]

I actually prefer stick to brush motor. thats me as the old fashion way!

[convikt]

Originally Posted by miller tyme

Convict: I may just take you up on that offer, you going to run this Sunday?

Probably not (new job), I will drop it off to you on Sunday or on Tuesday. If your not there, I will leave it with Tracy

[padailey]

Are there any 21.5 motors Roar approved? I don't see any on the approval list but wasn't there a 21.5 lipo class at the Roar carpet oval nats? Wouldn't there have to be approved motors or was this a class put in by the host track?

[EAMotorsports]

Originally Posted by padailey

Are there any 21.5 motors Roar approved? I don't see any on the approval list but wasn't there a 21.5 lipo class at the Roar carpet oval nats? Wouldn't there have to be approved motors or was this a class put in by the host track?

Most tracks are allowed to have a "Track option class" and this is what it was. You may see some changes next year though for class structure from ROAR with Oval.

EA

[padailey]

Thought that might be the case. Thanks

[ultegrasti]

again another reason why people get all pissed off and mess it up for hobbyists, club tracks need to set their own rules and leave people to not worry bout 'meow'.

R