Caster Racing S10b V3.5 pro buggy thread
#707
#708
Just got done building the car, excluding putting in my electronics, and so far it's very awesome! Directions are fairly easy understand for the average rc builder. Car feels very durable, and for the 4wd class, that's a plus.
Will post how it does in 2 weeks for its first race on astro turf!
Will post how it does in 2 weeks for its first race on astro turf!
#709
#710
looking good....
#712
I loved mine. 4wd is pretty dead around here or I would have kept it.
#714
Minnesota is close to the same here. Stock 2wd buggy in winter is consisantly 20+ entries every Friday. 4wd has a good following with about 6-10 every friday.
#715
#716
Hey guys,I'm still looking for some guys for our 2015 team. If you know of any locals that might be interested,please give them my email. [email protected]
#717
ya, this month I have free time to race. I just got done getting my buggy ready for friday to lay down the hurt. LOL
#718
I finally had a chance to race, I was a little rusting and off pace a little but really for not racing in a while I think I did pretty good, I finished only 6 sec. behind one of the local fast guys running a B44.3
#719
Well, first time with new buggy didn't go too bad. My set up was deffinitly not 100% but it now let's me know what to do for next time. I tried to run a 2 hole piston set up with 35 in front and 30 in rear, and it just didn't quite compress well with the impacts after landing jumps, made the car want to bounce on the turf. But car was good otherwise! Qualified 3rd out of 8. Had 3rd place in the main with about 50 seconds left, had a flip over that put me on the other side of the loop, marshall flipped me over on wrong side and had to retreat back to corner before loop. Lost 6 seconds in the ordeal, and finished 5th overall out of 8. For the next run we will try an aditional hole in piston to get suspension correct for next race.
#720
I run 2 hole 2mm rear and 3 hole 1.6mm front