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Old 02-23-2016, 08:51 AM
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Pit Stop Hobbies

Our racing surface is mainly clay material and the new dimensions are approximately 85' x 120'.

The driver's stand is approximately 20' long with a handicap ramp and kick-out for those racing with us that need it.

There is an onsite hobby shop, water, port-o-potty, and electric.

We will post if there will be food available for purchase.

Please bring your own table, chair, pop up canopy, extension cords, etc.

We use the newest MyLaps RC4 Decoder and Livetime scoring Software. Please be sure your personal transponder is RC4 compatible. We have rental transponders in the hobby shop for an additional cost of $5 ea for the day.



Track & Shop Info:


PHONE:
(717)653-6222

ADDRESS:
262 W. MAIN STREET
MOUNT JOY, PA 17552

NORMAL SHOP HOURS:
MON – 12PM – 8PM
TUE – 12PM – 8PM
WED – 4PM – 8PM
THU – 12PM – 8PM
FRI – 12PM – 8PM
SAT – 10AM – 5PM
SUN – CLOSED (Will be open during Sunday Races)

TRACK PRACTICE HOURS (SUBJECT TO CHANGE – PLEASE CALL AHEAD IF UNSURE):
MON – 12PM – 8PM
TUE – 12PM – 8PM
WED – 4PM – 8PM
SAT – 10AM – 5PM
Practice is $8 for the day or $3/hr.

Please sign-in and pay in the store before beginning your practice session.

http://www.pitstophobbies.net/
https://www.facebook.com/Pit-Stop-Hobbies-205826916041

2016 Outdoor Schedule
(Subject to change)

Fri Apr 22nd - Season Opener Club Race
Fri Apr 29th - Club Race
Sat May 7th - Pit Stop Spring Shakedown (Trophy Race)
Sat May 14th - Cash Race (4x4 Mod SCT)
Sat May 21st - Points Race 1
Fri May 27th - Pit stop Hobbie's 30th Birthday Bash!
Sat May 28th - Club Race
Sat Jun 4th - Cash Race (2wd Mod SCT)
Sat Jun 11th - Points Race 2
Sat Jun 18th - Cash Race (4wd Mod Buggy)
Sat Jun 25th - Club Race
Sat Jul 2nd - Independence Day Race & Customer Appreciation Day
Sun Jul 3rd - Dog Days of Summer Championship Series Race 1 @ Mushroom Bowl
Sat Jul 9th - Points Race 3
Sat Jul 16th - Cash Race (2wd Mod Buggy)
Sun Jul 17th - Dog Days of Summer Championship Series Race 2 @ Pit Stop Hobbies
Sat Jul 23rd - Pit Stop BBQ Shootout (Trophy Race)
Sat Jul 30th - Points Race 4
Sun Jul 31st - Dog Days of Summer Championship Series Race 3 @ Mushroom bowl
Sat Aug 6th - Club Race
Sat Aug 13th - Points Race 5
Sun Aug 14th - Dog Days of Summer Championship Series Race 4 @ Pit Stop Hobbies (Series Awards)
Sat Aug 20th - Cash Race (2wd Stock Buggy)
Sat Aug 27th - Club Race
Sun Aug 28th - Stock Short Course Showdown (Cash payout)
Sat Sep 3rd - Points Race 6
Sat Sep 10th Pit Stop Summer Extravaganza III (Trophy Race)
Sat Sep 17th - Cash Race (2wd Mod ST)
Sat Sep 24th - Points Race 7
Sat Oct 1st - Club Race
Sat Oct 8th - Club Race
Sat Oct 15th - Points Championship 8 (Awards Ceremony)
Sat Oct 22nd - Season Closer & Customer Appreciation Day


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Old 02-23-2016, 10:01 AM
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Looking forward to coming back to this track! Hoping I can make more races this year.
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subscribed, 2016's going to be a great Summer!!
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Weather was nice enough that they were able to run some practice this past weekend!

They plan on doing spring cleaning Apr 9th and 16th. Stay tuned for more info.
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we're ready for some saturday racing.............

cant wait to return to pit stop...
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I'll be running a B5m (CE) for the first time at pit stop this season and I'm still trying to learn car setup. Should I stick to the stock setup for suspension or lighten it up a bit? I know I used to run a fairly soft suspension last year but that was with a B4. The stock setup worked pretty well at bumps and jumps for the B5m but I'm not sure if I should tweak it for this track. I was thinking of starting with 30/27.5 shock fluid and all green springs or is that too soft for a mid motor buggy?
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Originally Posted by Kalio
I'll be running a B5m (CE) for the first time at pit stop this season and I'm still trying to learn car setup. Should I stick to the stock setup for suspension or lighten it up a bit? I know I used to run a fairly soft suspension last year but that was with a B4. The stock setup worked pretty well at bumps and jumps for the B5m but I'm not sure if I should tweak it for this track. I was thinking of starting with 30/27.5 shock fluid and all green springs or is that too soft for a mid motor buggy?
Sticking with stock setup is a good starting point. The rise in temperature will cause the oil to lose viscosity so the setup is self lightening. A little more rearward weight would be the most likely change wanted.
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Originally Posted by Thomas PA
Sticking with stock setup is a good starting point. The rise in temperature will cause the oil to lose viscosity so the setup is self lightening. A little more rearward weight would be the most likely change wanted.
Thanks for the tip. Yeah, I figured moving my battery to the back would also help here.

As for tires, based on recommendations from last year I've got some M4 super soft hole shots and electrons on order for the rear. Looks like ProLine doesn't make M4 ribbed tires anymore and AKA's ribs always seem to be out of stock, so I went with ProLine M3 ribs for the front.
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Originally Posted by Kalio
Thanks for the tip. Yeah, I figured moving my battery to the back would also help here.

As for tires, based on recommendations from last year I've got some M4 super soft hole shots and electrons on order for the rear. Looks like ProLine doesn't make M4 ribbed tires anymore and AKA's ribs always seem to be out of stock, so I went with ProLine M3 ribs for the front.
I found some M4 proline ribs on eBay. Jconcepts makes ribs in super soft (green) compound. Duratrax also has super soft ribs. M3's would be good for when it's hot
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Originally Posted by RacerX11
I found some M4 proline ribs on eBay. Jconcepts makes ribs in super soft (green) compound. Duratrax also has super soft ribs. M3's would be good for when it's hot
Cool, thanks. I think I'll get those ProLine M4 ribs on eBay to keep everything the same brand-wise. I wonder why it was discontinued though.
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Is there still going to be a 17.5 stock buggy class? I heard a rumor it was being phased out here but I hope not.
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Is there still going to be a 17.5 stock buggy class? I heard a rumor it was being phased out here but I hope not.
As far as I know there will still be a Stock buggy class. I plan to run it whenever I'm there.
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Yes as far as I know it's both stock buggy and stock short course are still available classes. I think the rules state that you'll need 5 to run the class though.
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The Schedule has been updated. Here's the flier to print out.
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