Magnus75

Hopscotch

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Its really died down since the IMDRA went poof. Most companys like Grand Motorsports, Walbern, Area 51 and others also are not in business anymore. Only compnanys making drag specific cars I know of are DRC. There is still races here and there, I know NC has a big race every year but I've not been there since 2008. Too hard for me to find parts for my dragster. Check out RB mods as he lives for building great drag motors and might be able to find some class rules, locations and ect.

Magnus75

the rc guy

I'm no nitro man.But I drag race all summer and fall by me in south eastern Michigan. at belle isle and a trucking transport facility in wayne. I run HPI DM1 and HPI GTPV2 on 6 cell.132 feet and 600..had a few nitro guys show up a few times but when the electric left them at the tree they stopped..

sinisterRC

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Fastest Drag cars are electric no doubt. There are a few chassis makers that are still around (DRC, Rudis Motorsports) and there is still a big following. The new trend is no prep, these are electric SCT conversions, check it out in FB it's called NPRC. But it sounds to me that you want a grudge style racer. 1/8 GP and 1/8 GT are commonly used for grude but keep in mind most are electric but there are some nitros.

If your'e into nitro then go for it. The Mito 7 or 9 are plenty fast. And yes the track should be 132ft long.

MostWanted4TEC

My area is all no prep and im running a nitro car. you can find sanctioned races bit they're few and far in between. Its more fun building anything you can imagine/afford and run it.
the guy above me said it best. Check fb bc there's tons of teams that just travel asks challenge each other. Some do top ten.

speedwayhobby

drag racing is the best

TeamCarnage

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Lynwood R/C Dragway This track is in the So. Chicago suburbs. Good bunch there!

riceball777

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