Colorado Onroad Racin'
09-03-2007, 09:03 AM
#136
09-03-2007, 09:45 AM
#137
I appreciate that, but if I raced I would get the proper setup. I'm just having school anxiety. I need to get going this semester and chill. I've already done all the hard stuff, so should be no problems.
09-03-2007, 09:53 AM
#138
crcrc = Columbus radio control racing club.
www.crcrc.com
www.crcrc.com
So CORRC is getting better!!
09-03-2007, 10:49 AM
#139
Registered User
OPTION FOR CLUB NAME!
HOW ABOUT (HCCRO) OR (HCCRC)
STANDS FOR (HARD CORE COLORADO RACERS/RACING ORG)OR HARD CORE COLORADO RACERS/RACING CLUB)
SINCE WE ARE ALL DIE HARDS FOR THE SPORT!!
LETS MAKE IT KNOWN TO THE RC WORLD!!
THAT WE ARE NOT MESSING AROUND
WE WILL HAVE THE BIGGEST RUG TO RACE ON!
AND DIE HARDS TO RACE ON IT
SO WE DARE YOU TO COME PLAY ON OUR RUG
IF WE ARE GOING TO DO THIS
LETZ GO 1st CLASS AND LEAVE THEM ALL IN THE DUST
PUT US ON THE MAP!!
WE CAN BE THE BIGGEST & BEST TRACK IN THE U.S.
WE CAN GET -R- GOING (HOOK IT UP, BUST IT LOOSE,THROW IT DOWN, KICK IT OUT!!
THE DOG
hd
Last edited by THE D. DOG!; 09-03-2007 at 12:52 PM. Reason: JUST TO ADD ANOTHER (BROTHER)
09-03-2007, 02:19 PM
#140
Tech Apprentice
CORRC is fine with me....also a different layout for the classic is my vote....
RRR....what r the body rules for the classic. Especially the openings for nitro bodys.
RRR....what r the body rules for the classic. Especially the openings for nitro bodys.
09-03-2007, 05:48 PM
#143
That's awesome.
So, how long, say, would it take to get to the track location from Castle Rock? I have no idea where we're moving yet, but a few of my other coworkers have picked that area due to its relative proximity to the technology center where work is at.
I'm used to driving for races, it's about 30-40 to get across town right now.
So, how long, say, would it take to get to the track location from Castle Rock? I have no idea where we're moving yet, but a few of my other coworkers have picked that area due to its relative proximity to the technology center where work is at.
I'm used to driving for races, it's about 30-40 to get across town right now.
09-03-2007, 05:59 PM
#144
That's awesome.
So, how long, say, would it take to get to the track location from Castle Rock? I have no idea where we're moving yet, but a few of my other coworkers have picked that area due to its relative proximity to the technology center where work is at.
I'm used to driving for races, it's about 30-40 to get across town right now.
So, how long, say, would it take to get to the track location from Castle Rock? I have no idea where we're moving yet, but a few of my other coworkers have picked that area due to its relative proximity to the technology center where work is at.
I'm used to driving for races, it's about 30-40 to get across town right now.
You should check out our web site in the next week or so, as we should have a map up along with pictures of the space.
09-03-2007, 06:07 PM
#145
grenade: how do you spell your last name again????
09-03-2007, 07:35 PM
#147
Grenade - Have you set your Alarm clock?
09-03-2007, 07:58 PM
#149
Tech Master
Thread Starter
spdy-ROAR rules apply, check the website. Simply put max. 60mm hole for fuel in windshield, both Front side windows can be cut out, all of the rear window can be removed.Pretty lenient on wheel openings,exhaust openings, glow plug opening, as well as fuel hole location. Now that the holes have been covered, With the chassis sitting on 20mm blocks the roof height cannot be below 130mm, as well the rear bumper cannot be cut above 55mm from the surfce the 20mm blocks are resting on, and last but not least,No part of the spoiler can be above roof line, nor extend beyond rear bumper. 1725 gms min. weight 200mm max. width stinger I.D. 5mm or smaller, min. 15mm long stinger.
Body height spoiler and rear cut out the same for Electric or Nitro
Body height spoiler and rear cut out the same for Electric or Nitro
09-03-2007, 08:17 PM
#150
Tech Master
Thread Starter
Genade-i like the Core RC name, sounds like it references the CORE group. I posted on TTT about Race Central (it still sounds good) Spacing is limited? and Safety is not an option
D.Dog-WELCOME ABOARD, ALL ABOUT THE HARDCORE!!!!
insanewulf-if you liked last weeks set-up, you'll love the new and improved layout
RoyFan-I'm humbled by your appreciation, and honestly do hope your trip's to HTwesty are always enjoyable
How can we keep the pipes in place throughout the day? I was wondering if there was a paint mark to show where the track started? If the people walking back and forth would kick it/put it back into place... What do you guy's think??? Cinder Blocks is always an option
(it still sounds good) Spacing is limited? and Safety is not an optionD.Dog-WELCOME ABOARD, ALL ABOUT THE HARDCORE!!!!
insanewulf-if you liked last weeks set-up, you'll love the new and improved layout
RoyFan-I'm humbled by your appreciation, and honestly do hope your trip's to HTwesty are always enjoyable
How can we keep the pipes in place throughout the day? I was wondering if there was a paint mark to show where the track started? If the people walking back and forth would kick it/put it back into place... What do you guy's think??? Cinder Blocks is always an option