Silver Fox RC Raceway
06-12-2013, 01:50 PM
#61
Tech Regular
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who is him? your dad bring him out and give him the slash for the day.
winner winner chicken dinner... really think you've taken the lead in the hat race again. i may have found a trophy for that race as well...
though i think I've got through my set up issues and i should be able to switch ends of the finishing order.
winner winner chicken dinner... really think you've taken the lead in the hat race again. i may have found a trophy for that race as well...
though i think I've got through my set up issues and i should be able to switch ends of the finishing order.
You're funny.
(PS. I took 2nd to last in 1/8 buggy.... pretty sure you beat me... because you DIDN'T PIT! ) how's that for a set up...
I was talking about 2wdSC Ah-doy. and the winner-winner is a catch-phrase not an attitude.
jus-sayin'
-I can't wait for Sunday! (you're gonna be there right?)
06-13-2013, 01:26 AM
#62
i'll be there. should be a fun day
06-13-2013, 06:29 AM
#63
Tech Regular
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So we are sure
This Sunday coming up, father's day, June 16th 2013 is a race day? I know the normal schedule is second and forth Sundays of the month, but this one is the make up for the rain day, is this all correct? Just trying to clear the air for me and everyone else.
Kris
Kris
06-13-2013, 08:13 AM
#64
It really depends on the day(how damp/dusty the track is.)
What trucks do you have that you'd like to run?
What tires do you have for them?
On an average day:
For my
-mini revo; i really like the goosebumps
-2wdSC subcultures or aka enduros in the rear, bar codes in front.
-4x4SC I just got into but my early favorite has been the goosebumps again.
-1/8 buggy there are lots of guys running different tires with deep pins. (Crime fighter, venom 45s, schumacher spirals,) and lots also run a moderate pin(sweep exagon, caliber, recoil, snipers, double dees)
But like i said, really depends on the moisture in the dirt.
-Cant wait to see another rc addict out for therapy.
What trucks do you have that you'd like to run?
What tires do you have for them?
On an average day:
For my
-mini revo; i really like the goosebumps
-2wdSC subcultures or aka enduros in the rear, bar codes in front.
-4x4SC I just got into but my early favorite has been the goosebumps again.
-1/8 buggy there are lots of guys running different tires with deep pins. (Crime fighter, venom 45s, schumacher spirals,) and lots also run a moderate pin(sweep exagon, caliber, recoil, snipers, double dees)
But like i said, really depends on the moisture in the dirt.
-Cant wait to see another rc addict out for therapy.
compound helps a lot too. our track is black dirt, no clay anywhere. it seems like the dryer track gets the harder the compound. i mostly run mediums, also have soft and hard. i tried super soft in the same tread as a set of mediums i have and hated it. but driving style is a big part of it.
feel free to ask any other questions
Mark
feel free to ask any other questions
Mark
06-14-2013, 06:26 PM
#65
after spending the day at the track right now super soft or soft tires will work great. theres still a lot of moisture and the track is hard. it will be a while before the harder compounds work the way i like.
06-23-2013, 10:29 AM
#69
races cancelled today next week is a double point race.
06-24-2013, 10:12 AM
#71
wish i could have made it. but getting the house dried out was a little more important. next time i'll make sure ethan is along for the long jump and we'll all be watching him win.
06-24-2013, 10:13 AM
#72
the completed pickets look great too
06-24-2013, 12:32 PM
#73
Tech Regular
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sorry it's a bit off topic, just helping teach html stuff~
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^I removed a few keystrokes from the quote so that I could show you how to make each picture start on the left. I didn't realize you posted the other pic because it started on the right side of the 1st one...
Instead of starting one link right after the next. Hit Enter to start a new line of code; otherwise you are just continuing the same line. so instead of what you had, it would look like this:
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06-24-2013, 12:51 PM
#74
Tech Regular
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You know... there is something else that could make it a bit easier too...
When you are on photobucket, and you are looking at a picture like this:
Make sure your link you are coping (in the bubble.) says [ IMG ] not [ URL ]
If you don't have a link you can copy that says [IMG ] see the bottom of the bubble... it says "update link options"... go there.
It is a shorter link; and works the same way. The picture above can be seen with this short of a link (-1 keystroke.)
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When you are on photobucket, and you are looking at a picture like this:
Make sure your link you are coping (in the bubble.) says [ IMG ] not [ URL ]
If you don't have a link you can copy that says [IMG ] see the bottom of the bubble... it says "update link options"... go there.
It is a shorter link; and works the same way. The picture above can be seen with this short of a link (-1 keystroke.)
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06-25-2013, 11:12 AM
#75
thanx for the tutorial ben. i'll be using that as well