The future of 1/12 scale
#676
Fact of the matter is that 10.5 is absolutely perfect for touring.
and i bet a 10.5 single cell would be bomb too.
same for GT
and i bet a 10.5 single cell would be bomb too.
same for GT
#677
+1 on the 10.5, Since ROAR kinda axed that motor from superstock I have a spare in my parts box. I am sure there are alot of good 10.5 motors floating around and could be bought for about $50 or less.
#682
just seems to me that no matter how slow ROAR makes it someone will have to HP thing figured out and you will be left in the dust. My car was in no was the fastest one out ther wednesday but lucky me got a win out of it.
#683
Hows about 1 cell and a 5.5 lw..... that sounds like fun!
wonder how many locals would want to lay it down friday @ Larry's
even 4 cell... whatever you got. Im calling you out snow and all! Don't Be Square!
wonder how many locals would want to lay it down friday @ Larry's
even 4 cell... whatever you got. Im calling you out snow and all! Don't Be Square!
#684
I think everything should just follow the path of 2wd truck. It is making a come back because of li//bl pro truck. 30 minute mains, every truck in the same field, and its low on cost. My 8kmah lipo takes up the same amount of room as a 6cell pack does so I'm sure that some one could make a 4kmah lipo that would last 20 minutes w/ a 17.5 (fast enough to challenge drivers, but it will still allow people to ease into the hobby.) A 17.5 on 2s lipo will still be slower then a 13.5 on 4 cells.
#685
Tech Fanatic
Surprisingly, with today's chassis and rubber, they are really quite easy to drive.
It's nice to see that people are settling with the 3.7v, as it is going to be the way to go if you want LiPo (I don't!).
#686
Tech Champion
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In the UK I run 6.5BL on 5 deg timing at 38mm/rev on 4.8v. Our top drivers wouldn't been seen dead with anything less than a 4.5BL. We run this on 30 metre x 16 metre tracks, and the last one had a 180 deg sweeper leading on to a 30m straight - you bet it's fast. 5.5BL on 3.7v - you wimps!!
Surprisingly, with today's chassis and rubber, they are really quite easy to drive.
It's nice to see that people are settling with the 3.7v, as it is going to be the way to go if you want LiPo (I don't!).
Surprisingly, with today's chassis and rubber, they are really quite easy to drive.
It's nice to see that people are settling with the 3.7v, as it is going to be the way to go if you want LiPo (I don't!).
#687
For where I live, 10.5 or 13.5 would be the classes that most of the racers would want to race. With the longest straight only 60ft, anything faster would be scary for the marshals. I have a feeling that 13.5 would be the choice for the locals as many of us already have 13.5s from oval and sedans.
#688
I say skip the 10.5's and run the motor rules we have now with single cell. 17.5 stock for beginners. 13.5 superstock for more experienced racers and places that are still running 4 cell 17.5, and mod for the people that want to go faster.
Single cell mod is a blast. I've run it before and it's actually pretty challenging without being out of control. 50+ mph in 4 cell mod is a bit over the top but single cell brings it back to where we were 5-10 years ago.
Single cell mod is a blast. I've run it before and it's actually pretty challenging without being out of control. 50+ mph in 4 cell mod is a bit over the top but single cell brings it back to where we were 5-10 years ago.
#689
#690
Tech Master
And over here Steve, it's a total mudbath at the mo!!