billzkustomz

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Looking forward to running my jammin there

jrz93

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Great news hope the classes stay the same love to make it down several times this winter!!!

Mark K

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Ummm i think the name of the track is South Jersey rc Raceway.

dominick i.

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i was doing some research and i think there are enough over 40 racers to have our own class in 2wd buggy!!! Just think ,a masters class just loaded with flustration.

Bob Barry

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ROFL that's what I was thinking too hahahaha.


One thing that will definitely sway me here over other tracks is if there is a novice class for the kids... I know my little girl talks about racing there every time I get to see her. I really like how we also had designated practice time for them too. THAT was awesome. Made them feel like they were the center of attention and they didn't have to worry about getting run over.


Oh, just one thing, Tom Lane, you aren't allowed to run in the novice class

tripple

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I think I'm going to run indoor offroad this winter and was wondering what class I should run
2wd buggy what turn bl motor??
4x4 sc
What were the turn outs on these classes???
What days do you run
thanks for your time
Jamie

Mark K

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I say run whichever class you enjoy the most. If you go 2wd buggy I don't know what motor to tell you because I've never ran that class before. If I was going to take a guess I would say at least an 8.5 turn if going mod. Maybe someone more familiar with the class can chime in.

I personally run the 4wd short course class. Last year this was the largest class by far. some weeks last year there were 4 heats of them alone.

As far a what days the track is open, i'm not sure this has been set yet but last year there was practice Wednesday, and Friday with raceday being on Sunday.

I'm not the track owner so I would just keep watching this thread to see whats going to set as far the practice and racedays.

Bob Barry

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most of us ran 8.5 in 2wd. Not sure if anyone went bigger after Clay went in. Boosted 13.5 will work well there too.

I honestly wouldn't base your decisions on motor on what we did though because we still don't know how they will change the track. It could be wide open, or it could be super tight. I know 8.5 will do pretty much anything you need though

hjm125

cant wait looking forward to coming down to race!!

Pit Bound

Had a chance to talk with the new owner...he is serious and it is going to happen.......so watch the site....

scooterman19

Hey all. I was wondering what class you guys would suggest for a rookie to off road...and what kind of vehicle would be best for that class...any and all help appreciated

ses601

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although 2wd classes will force you to learn how to drive offroad, 4wd is probably the easiest to learn. short course or 1/8 buggy are two VERY durable/reliable options. if you want to save a little money, go with a short course truck like the losi scte rtr setup, and you will have tons of fun wherever you go!!!

Bob Barry

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as big of a 2wd buggy guy as I am, you can't go wrong with a Losi RTR 4wd short course. They have good electronics and its built like a tank. Plus you will be able to run it all year round on all the other tracks.

oladele

Hey Scoot, I think all the classes are fun,enjoyable and competitive. I personally like 4wd shortcourse. 4wd is a little easier because it gives you more control in regards to which rc to buy 2wd buggy i would go with Losi 22, 2wd sc I would go with team.associaited sc10 but the losi 22sct looks promising and for 4wd sc i would go with Losi scte. Depending on your budget they all come in rtr versions.. hope that helps.

scooterman19

Also if you have a used vehicle for off road if ya have something please PM me thank you