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Old 01-09-2015, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by wingracer
The spec tires are lilacs and they work great, really no need to run anything else unless you're also going to run a lot more power.
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Old 01-10-2015, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Rich Panganiban
General tire question for you guys...

I am planning to run WGT at my local indoor track, I know they normally run spec tires. My question is, on practice days, I'd like to run some non-spec foams. What shore would be good for a smooth carpet track? Approximately what shore are spec tires like those from JACO?

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Lilacs are 37-38 shore, slight differences depending on manufacturer but they all should perform the same on track. If you want to run others, if your carpet is relatively low grip you could go down to 30 shore but more likely you are going to end up around the same hardness as the spec tyres.
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Originally Posted by dumper
The oval car we outfitted runs well too. You actually have to drive the cars.
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Is this class(wgt) growing?
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Originally Posted by Aaronv
Is this class(wgt) growing?
Depends where you are in the country. We in Northern California just got carpet back; sooooooo, it is growing here.

Per the postings, the hotter spots appear to be in the Northwest, Florida and Canada.

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Originally Posted by Aaronv
Is this class(wgt) growing?
It's growing in Indiana.
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We used to have reasonable numbers at "The Gate" but as the speeds went up it kind of died. Then we tried 17.5 motors and the class has jumped up with several new racers running in the class. They like the simple cars (vs. T/C) and reasonable speeds. Interestingly the lap time is only about .4 seconds slower than a 1/12 scale 17.5 on a 10 second/lap track. Also racing is extremely close and intense.
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Old dude- what set-up are you running on the 17.5 version. I'm running SG1's set-up on the 17.5 and on WGt I've gone back to the kit plus the X brace for the battery.
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what "brands" of wgt are out there...I keep seeing different names of companies and Im just curious if someone knows them all
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Lot of brands are in the WGT.
Serpent,Corally,CRC,VBC,Team Saxo,Team Associated, On Point,Xray,
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Speedmerchant, CEFX, Darkside, BMI.
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Old Dude,
I assume that with the 17.5 you are also still running 1s? I like the Spec175GT rules set, but I wish that they were more liberal with their body list.
I read where Brian "Dumper" Wynn listed the parts to put F1 axles on a CRC WGT car. Said "you really have to drive it". Sounded interesting.
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