rcmark17

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WOW a stoltz sighting!

rcmark17

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you are are welcome we will try to do whatever we can to help just ask we enjoy racing with you guys and just hanging out there talking with new and old friendsalso if you need help with track changes let me know i think changing the track is fun plus you dont run the same layout over and over

LowK07

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I will second the servo glueing method. I couldn't believe the difference afterwards. I am on my second bellcrank arm, but I hit a lot of stuff as you might know. Anyone have a T4 chassis laying around that they want to get rid of? On a positive note, the bellcrank did not break.

Ostach24

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new winners are up, and we added a little wrinkle to the layout haha there is a big jump... well semi big jump now, thinking about a second, but we will see how friday the 29th goes.

revoluv

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Any pics of the track?

gpklos

What did you guys use to glue the Servos and bell cranks with?

reh1555

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I used thin CA glue. Pulled the whole thing off, separated the top and lower halves of the servo saver, cleaned it up, dropped on a couple drops of CA and put the halves back together making sure they were fully seated.

Ostach24

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yes check out the website ptraceway.com

rcmark17

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the double jump on the back straight away was a good idea you can get some nice air time off them

Chris172

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What are the main class/cars/size that people are running Sundays? I've been thinking of getting something to drive on the weekends as that's a better time there for me, and might look into oval. Always wanted a late model

Nonetheless, i checked the site for the classes run, but the list is a little Greek to me just familiar with SC/off-road. Any details on the classes (or resources i can refer to anywhere; I'll do my homework) and any car/class recommendations for a beginning oval racer? Is it strict oval cars or is more open? 1/10-1/12 oval scales, mini-sprints/lates, any pan cars, etc.?

Thanks.

gpklos

Derek,
FYI - I will bring up the charger as soon as I can get there on a Sunday. I was there on Friday night but you were not. It will be a couple of weeks. Mark took a look at it on Friday and he saw that it doesn't work.
Thanks,
Gary

rcmark17

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they are running shortcourse trucks on the oval with a couple jumps they run them as stock box stock or mod there is a big following for all 3 there on sundays and fridays for that matter

Chris172

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Thanks, I've been missing out then I run SC and have made a couple of weeknights, but the weekends would be nice. I saw Dan this past Sun actually and he asked me if I was racing but I said no - I thought oval was whole other ball of wax (car!). If I can run my truck then I'm there! If I run the same truck do most people tighten things up, limit the shocks, etc, or just keep it more run-whatcha-brung?

Ostach24

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Honestly most guys just run a piece of tape to keep them from flipping over.

If you want to set the car up specifically for oval then yeah put limiters in the shocks to drop it some, use a little heavier oil, might want the right side stiffer than the left, but honestly it's a great group of guys out at the track on Sundays and they strap a piece of tape around and have a great time. As far as the other stuff the track races mini sprint cars mini late models. Some guys ome to run pan cars about once a month or so. 2wd truck is a big class. Bring what you have and have a good time.

Pete Vitale

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Anybody using Pro Line street fighters in SC? I picked up a set and wondered how they are working out if at all. I cleared a race night for Friday with my wife so see you guys then!