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Double Dee 04-17-2009 10:12 AM


Originally Posted by charly71 (Post 5696054)
VERY WELL SAID SWEN!!! i bought one of thease cause i dont and cant afford to shell out big money on the who's got the most/best tire of the day game. keep this class of racing afordable and you will see bigger numbers at youre track. NO PIN TIRES!!!!!!!!!!!!!:flaming::flaming::flaming::cry: :lol:

A+ Ya i was not happy when i got to the track and thay were already runing jconcepts:tire:. I still TQ and won the main. with my stock tires:deathstar

wwoodruff 04-17-2009 10:18 AM


Originally Posted by Wild Cherry (Post 5696507)
The kit tires work fantastic and can handle a 7.5 with no problems...


Finally fun seeing a SCT clearing all the jumps and getting big air compared to Slash bashing I`v seen.....


Close racing happens with or with a slow or fast motor , tires will make no difference either...

The drivers make it close, not equipment...:nod:

My thoughts exactly! Just go have fun with your truck. If you don't want to play the motor, esc, tire, etc. game stay home and bitch to the mirror. :nod:

Double Dee 04-17-2009 10:34 AM


Originally Posted by Wild Cherry (Post 5696507)
The kit tires work fantastic and can handle a 7.5 with no problems...


Finally fun seeing a SCT clearing all the jumps and getting big air compared to Slash bashing I`v seen.....


Close racing happens with or with a slow or fast motor , tires will make no difference either...

The drivers make it close, not equipment...:nod:

Geo that was a 8.5 and you can tell that i was having a blast with the SC10 and that is what counts. And part of racing is to have fun some times.

TACOMA R/C RACEWAY

Best Heat Lap/Time for 2WD Stock:
ANTHONY DONLIN with 20/6:07.87

Best Heat Lap/Time for Stock Truck:
SHAWN KETTING with 20/6:09.06

Best Heat Lap/Time for 2WD Modified: Wild Cheery
GEORGE CHERRY with 22/6:16.68

Best Heat Lap/Time for MOD SC10/SLASH:
DARIN DUNCAN with 19/6:15.20

Dragonfueled 04-17-2009 10:56 AM

We built a nice track in the back of a auto shop that I work at. We run for fun about 7 trucks and there all slashes. Anything goes within reason so I myself would love to see spikes or whatever they come up with. I love the look and don't really like t4 for looks. So there's allot of different guys and aspects, not everyone wants all stock racing.

if I bought a turd I would still try to make it the fastest turd, LOL that's the fun.

Double Dee 04-17-2009 10:58 AM


Originally Posted by Dragonfueled (Post 5696990)
We built a nice track in the back of a auto shop that I work at. We run for fun about 7 trucks and there all slashes. Anything goes within reason so I myself would love to see spikes or whatever they come up with. I love the look and don't really like t4 for looks. So there's allot of different guys and aspects, not everyone wants all stock racing.

if I bought a turd I would still try to make it the fastest turd, LOL that's the fun.

Ya i have been polishing turds for years lol:lol: Check out my back yard http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODfPqefPags

Dave Kingman 04-17-2009 11:01 AM

[QUOTE=Dragonfueled;5696990] I love the look and don't really like t4 for looks. QUOTE]

Exactly why I never bought a T4. They look ridiculous. Always stuck with buggies because they look more like real racers.

Dragonfueled 04-17-2009 11:31 AM

Nothing better then walking out your back door , plopping down you truck and running it. I get out of work and run in the back for another two hours LOL

trx450racer174 04-17-2009 11:41 AM

Nice i also have a fairly large track in my backyard.

jiggyb 04-17-2009 12:07 PM

I rent but my landlord about 90, so I'm thinking I could probably build a track and he wouldn't even see from across the street. Ha, just made me think, is there such a thing as a grass track. Couldn't I top dress the grass and roll it to take out the imperfections and keep it really short? And maybe just have movable jumps. What do you think?

wwoodruff 04-17-2009 12:21 PM

Heck yeah, they race on grass "across the pond" .:nod:

jombo 04-17-2009 12:53 PM


Originally Posted by jiggyb (Post 5697157)
I rent but my landlord about 90, so I'm thinking I could probably build a track and he wouldn't even see from across the street. Ha, just made me think, is there such a thing as a grass track. Couldn't I top dress the grass and roll it to take out the imperfections and keep it really short? And maybe just have movable jumps. What do you think?

i run on the grass with my trucks, i usually when the grass needs to be cut i would make a few passes with the tractor and cut it really short where the trucks would run . then the wife would get home and then i would need to finish cutting the grass . they just spoil all the fun :lol: . now i am clearing some brush so hopefully finish this summer a small track in the woods, 50x80 or when ever i get tired of clearing brush should do it

ldivinag 04-17-2009 01:10 PM

JD,

in your build, the pix you had of the front bulkhead in post #15 , i have the steering rack hitting the top plate.

if removed, it doesnt bind. but once installed onto the chassis, it binds...

any clue?

i also started a thread on AE's forum:

http://www.aeforums.co.uk/forum/inde...showtopic=4697

ldivinag 04-17-2009 01:38 PM


Originally Posted by jettaglxdriver (Post 5658490)
Mine was fine until I bolted mine to the chassis then it started hitting.

any news on this?

wwoodruff 04-17-2009 01:49 PM

Mine did the same thing until I tightened down the servo saver nut. I put the long screw through it while I was doing this so It would stay aligned, if not the bushings will bind also. :nod:

jmonte23 04-17-2009 01:58 PM


Originally Posted by jiggyb (Post 5697157)
I rent but my landlord about 90, so I'm thinking I could probably build a track and he wouldn't even see from across the street. Ha, just made me think, is there such a thing as a grass track. Couldn't I top dress the grass and roll it to take out the imperfections and keep it really short? And maybe just have movable jumps. What do you think?

Just get you a pump up sprayer and fill it with diesel fuel and start spraying the track layout. it will soak into the roots and the sun will hit it and walla, no more grass for a while. Then cut the dead stuff as low as you can. Ofcourse the EPA may not like it very much.


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