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2006 R.O.A.R. Region 8 Oval Championships

Fastlane Raceway is proud to host what is sure to be one of the biggest events of the new year at our new enlarged facility. Brand new CRC Ozite capet is being installed on our 60x75 carpet track!

With ton's of pit space, on-site hobby shop, hotels and great food minutes away, Fastlane Raceway is one of the Midwests' premier facilities for R/C racing.

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ddpierson

OK Guys let's find out who's coming and what your running......

Stock and 19T for me...........and maybe mod

CBear3

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Region 8 Carpet Oval regionals, March 3-5 at Fastlane

Hmm, Stock and 19t for me probably...the obligatory TC Oval.
Sometime I've got to really try Mod though

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You know me stock all the way

Shane

1fastmidget

I want to run but my dad is going to Florida to run his Big Car. Maybe i can run stock.

Dustin

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If its alright with your dad I got your back and you can stay with me and Phil at my house.

Shane

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HERE IS THE FLYER

Sorry for the delay!!

JHAC7

What batteries are leagle??
What's a good starting point for rollout??

CBear3

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A Good starting point is somewhere on the track!!!!!
Hacker, whats up Doc?
Up to 3800's are basically legal, rollout is around 2.20-ish, and after I get back from Florida I still have Broome stickers to give you if you're going to paint up a new body.

JHAC7

Chuck, you're my hero! Can't decide between the '06 monte carlo or charger.
we'll be out on a saturday night very, very soon. Kinda miss everyone.
-Josh

tfrahm

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I know the onroad thread has (correctly) pointed out that only the C2 is legal for onroad...

HOWEVER -- ROAR's 19t Oval rules are essentially "ARCOR" legal, etc... But ROAR does not list anything other than the C2 19t...

What will the 19t motor rules be for for the Oval Regionals...?

I had planned to make it up for both regionals (stock and 19t 12th scale onroad, then stock and 19t oval), but now I don't know... 3 weeks ago I developed a herniated disk in my neck (between C5-C6), and the pain has been terrible -- can't race, can't even work on my "toys"... I've bought batteries, etc. and a new ESC for one Oval car, so I'm still going to try... (Cortezone injection next Tuesday may "fix" the problem, but then rehab starts...)

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Tfrahm--- The 19t oval rule are even hard for me to understand if you can go to pages 42-43 in the roar rule book section 8.8 there are two pages explaining what is legal. As far as I understand any 19t motor, hemi wound included, no p-94 brushes, and Atlas motors are not legal on Oval either I believe. Hope that help is have and more questions I will do my best to get them for you.


Shane

Hope you feel better soon... neck, back problems hurt, I know..been there..

tfrahm

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Shane -- Thanks for the update. I agree that ROAR really seems to have made it confusing, with two sets of rules, etc.

I have both C2's and ARCOR's, so I could run a C2 in onroad, but for the oval, I prefer my ARCOR Kisby D5's...

HobbyPLEX

The way I read it, any 19t motor that is based off of a roar approved modified is legal. The only other rules are stand up brushes only, no p-94 brushes and up to 36 degrees of timing. Thus the rules make it so that it doesn't necessarily have to be submitted for approval as long as it is based on a modified that is already approved...I think.

The onroad rules are a lot less complicated now. It's either approved or it isn't.

Later,
Alex