rallyebmx

iTrader: (21)

Do some random simulated flame outs too

Two different beasts-keep em separate

yoshgixxer

iTrader: (78)

yea dean! get em! try to get us a class together,im sure you will have your 8ight all ready to go by then,and i just hooked a sponsor from caster racing so id really like to be able to race the new fusion buggy in that race


thats hilarious,just stop in the middle of the track for a few seconds!
hey i dont have flame outs but sometimes it cog's!

chrisjohns

iTrader: (37)

when are the sign ups going to be available?

pumpkinfish

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To me this is the promoter putting their agenda in front of the hobby. Instead of being a trendsetter and being one of the first large events to host an 1/8 electric class, they just turn their backs. I still haven't heard a valid reason why they don't want to run one. I think the electric 1/8 conversion thread may be the largest one on RC Tech and that definitely speaks volumes and should be an indication. We have Losi and Caster Racing with electric conversion available from retail and I am sure that Associated is brewing something.

Oh well, I will be there with my 1/10 4wd and Slash. I was hoping to go and have fun with my 1/8 scale also.

UltegraSTI

iTrader: (20)

bleh, if i go and i'll be over in the quiet confines of the electric half. let em all go play with the noisemakers and noxious gasmasks.

R

chrisjohns

iTrader: (37)

whats the tire of choice there also thanks

jerseyb

iTrader: (8)

the track is going to be good for a lot of tire im going to run aka cityblock or m2 crimefight

UltegraSTI

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kinda hard to pick out when the track doesnt get created til the wk before. what is known is that you'll have to select something that will work in horse poo.

R

UltegraSTI

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sidebar: registration form is up. if u prereg, 110bux for 1 class :wierd:

hmm 110bux, cold, fumes, hotels, poo, and TQ....sounds like folks have been huffin a lil too much nitro.

R

markfanelli

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Kinda hard to say. The first year, the track stayed loose and loamy the entire weekend. Last year it was loose early on during the day on saturday but grooved up by the end of day Saturday. I saw alot of holeshots and grooved track tires ran on Sunday. I'll be there Wednesday and Thursday working on the track build, I'll try to post online as to what the surface looks like.

icemandolmite

iTrader: (42)

it $110 for two classes and that gets you in to all the events all weekend

UltegraSTI

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well the way its worded, u need the 45$ pass in addition to whateva classes u sign up for. either its not typed correct or its gonna be real $$$

icemandolmite

iTrader: (42)

i have been there last two years its only $110 for your weekend if you want to run two classes

Brian Miskolczi

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Here is all the info from the registration sheet. Track dimensions, classes, fees. Everyone please read this over carefuly and you will see all of the answers you are looking for. Entry fee for one class is $65.00 and that includes all passes and parking passes for 3 days.

j_griffis90

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is there enough time between races to go see all the other "exhibits"?