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Originally Posted by k_bojar
(Post 14962525)
i'm confused at the moment :(
the tires for USGT is still the ones from Gravity, right? Gravity Pro Shop Team Gravity Rc | RC Racing and you can get them either pre-mounted, or mount your own, right?? https://activrc.com/products/gravity...gt-wheel-black |
Originally Posted by glennhl
(Post 14962554)
Yes, those are the ones and as you said, you can get premounts or mount them yourself. I just bought another premount set from Activrc.com based out of LA.
https://activrc.com/products/gravity...gt-wheel-black |
What ever happened to the max MSRP on stock racing motors? Wouldn't this stop the arms race in USGT?
Way back when it was brushed stock, max $40 to be legal. Wouldn't a $80 or $100 cap stop all this motor of the week crap? A better solution than a "spec" motor? I know that's why I quit USGT. |
Originally Posted by dman18t
(Post 14964339)
What ever happened to the max MSRP on stock racing motors? Wouldn't this stop the arms race in USGT?
Way back when it was brushed stock, max $40 to be legal. Wouldn't a $80 or $100 cap stop all this motor of the week crap? A better solution than a "spec" motor? I know that's why I quit USGT. the other problem is, fast guys are going to be fast regardless what kind of motor rules. even back in the 'brushed' and MSRP caps, you still had guys getting crazy (but legal) motors and running them.. the real problem is the sand baggers that run in classes like this - the ones that can place top 10 of any mod class, but yet have to run classes like this (or USVTA) just so they can feel good about themselves if you've been around long enough to remember brushed motors and price caps, then you should know that spec classes (ie, everything spec'ed out for the racers) always turns into a battle of the haves and the have-nots. remember when the 3000HV nimh batteries came out? they changed spec motor racing |
Originally Posted by dman18t
(Post 14964339)
What ever happened to the max MSRP on stock racing motors? Wouldn't this stop the arms race in USGT?
Way back when it was brushed stock, max $40 to be legal. Wouldn't a $80 or $100 cap stop all this motor of the week crap? A better solution than a "spec" motor? I know that's why I quit USGT. I personaly would rather spend $100-$150 or even $180 for a really, REALLY good one and be done, than buy 2 or 3 $80 motors and HOPE to get a good one...and then buy the equipment to check it to see if its a good one. Its a bad situation, but Ive been in this class since day one...and beyond(RCGT), but I have to say...it isnt broken...70 plus cars at events at $100 an entry dont lie...and on top of that, I dont know of any running older motors, except some sponsored guys. get you a Team Scream or Motiv or whatever ROAR legal motor, and enjoy. |
They used handout motors from Hobbywing at one of the big races at Windy City. I wasn't there, but wish that I had been.
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Speaking of motors, I am getting back into the class with a Fantom 21.5. Anyone have a good FDR to start with?
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It's funny how all the fast guys get "lucky" and get the fastest motors and the slow guys get slow motors no matter how much they spend.
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Originally Posted by theproffesor
(Post 14964371)
Speaking of motors, I am getting back into the class with a Fantom 21.5. Anyone have a good FDR to start with?
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Originally Posted by glennhl
(Post 14964387)
It's funny how all the fast guys get "lucky" and get the fastest motors and the slow guys get slow motors no matter how much they spend.
probably have nothing to do with spending time at the track, or heavens forbid, working on a car and/or setup :lol: |
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Originally Posted by NutDriver
(Post 14964365)
They used handout motors from Hobbywing at one of the big races at Windy City. I wasn't there, but wish that I had been.
Im using the same motor for the IROC Pro GT class at the ...oh yeah here it comes...at the 2017 U.S.VTA+ Southern Nationals in Music City U.S.A. I.R.O.C. Pro GT Class sponsored by PROTOform and Hobbywing a. must have TQ'd or finished in the top 10 of one of the following events running U.S.VTA rules: Scale Nats(Chicago) Southern Nats(Nashville) Summit Nats(Ft Wayne) Halloween Classic or Summer Slam(Cleveland) Snowbirds Nats(Orlando) U.S.VTA Pavement Nats (FL) or the U.S.VTA National Points Series...other events will be considered b.sponsored racers are encouraged to run this class over regular GT, but sponsored or unsponsored is welcomed c. limited to 10 racers d. 6 rounds at 10 min each e. you will recieve a NEW PROTOform body for the class f. All included decals must be used or sub with paint g. Hobbywing Handout motor(21.5) with locked timing, One motor per racer h. Gravity GT spec tires/rims will be the handout for this class. They are ONLY $10 for a set of 4 |
When the motors are expensive then less people will race.
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I am really looking forward to watching the IROC class.
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Originally Posted by DARKSIDE
(Post 14964418)
yep, and the it was fun and fair...but fast guys with better skill, will and did win
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