Pro 10: 235mm Le Mans Prototype Pan Car Discussion
#1802
Indoor carpet??
NONE!! We don't drive the 235mm Pro10's on indoor carpet tracks. Way to much power with a 10.5 on 2S with full boost!!!
NONE!! We don't drive the 235mm Pro10's on indoor carpet tracks. Way to much power with a 10.5 on 2S with full boost!!!
#1803
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (35)
+1 for the P905B http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXXSP7&P=7
#1804
The indoor carpet tracks that we have here are simply too small for a 235mm Pro10.
For that we have 12th scale...
For that we have 12th scale...
#1806
It's just not the vibe & buzz you get out of running a Pro10 on asfalt running it on carpet.
GT12 is not really happening over here because the regular 12th classes are going strong already....
GT12 is not really happening over here because the regular 12th classes are going strong already....
#1807
Our track is now 112 x 72 feet. It is huge. Drivers stand is 5 feet tall and 24 feet long. Pro 10 is very manageable. Our issue is that we also have a very strong carpet off-road group that runs the night before. They leave some interesting cuts in the carpet.
#1808
Late update for Sunday 10/19.
We raced Pro10 on carpet, 2S Open ESC, Open motor. We only had 4, but it was very manageable. Most everyone was running 13.5 or 10.5. Everyone finished. No major incidents. After a few laps of racing at speed everything sort of slows down for you. Your eyesight adjusts, your reflexes match the speed of the car. Those who have driven a car at high speed will know what we experienced. The cars weren't twitchy or hard to drive. I will admit that at some point there will be a major accident, but how many cars in any given class don't have some sort of pile up. So far, no banzai moves trying to push through the inside line and general respect for the speed has made for good racing.
We raced Pro10 on carpet, 2S Open ESC, Open motor. We only had 4, but it was very manageable. Most everyone was running 13.5 or 10.5. Everyone finished. No major incidents. After a few laps of racing at speed everything sort of slows down for you. Your eyesight adjusts, your reflexes match the speed of the car. Those who have driven a car at high speed will know what we experienced. The cars weren't twitchy or hard to drive. I will admit that at some point there will be a major accident, but how many cars in any given class don't have some sort of pile up. So far, no banzai moves trying to push through the inside line and general respect for the speed has made for good racing.
#1809
Late update for Sunday 10/19.
We raced Pro10 on carpet, 2S Open ESC, Open motor. We only had 4, but it was very manageable. Most everyone was running 13.5 or 10.5. Everyone finished. No major incidents. After a few laps of racing at speed everything sort of slows down for you. Your eyesight adjusts, your reflexes match the speed of the car. Those who have driven a car at high speed will know what we experienced. The cars weren't twitchy or hard to drive. I will admit that at some point there will be a major accident, but how many cars in any given class don't have some sort of pile up. So far, no banzai moves trying to push through the inside line and general respect for the speed has made for good racing.
We raced Pro10 on carpet, 2S Open ESC, Open motor. We only had 4, but it was very manageable. Most everyone was running 13.5 or 10.5. Everyone finished. No major incidents. After a few laps of racing at speed everything sort of slows down for you. Your eyesight adjusts, your reflexes match the speed of the car. Those who have driven a car at high speed will know what we experienced. The cars weren't twitchy or hard to drive. I will admit that at some point there will be a major accident, but how many cars in any given class don't have some sort of pile up. So far, no banzai moves trying to push through the inside line and general respect for the speed has made for good racing.
#1812
Tech Elite
iTrader: (5)
What's "badder" than a Pro10?
Not 1/10 scale, but this is one insanely ridiculous chassis.
http://serpent.com/product/904002/images/
http://serpent.com/product/904002/images/
#1814
Not 1/10 scale, but this is one insanely ridiculous chassis.
http://serpent.com/product/904002/images/
http://serpent.com/product/904002/images/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zG-pVZz0e-k