Horsham RC for indoor carpet.

Try:
SJCCR (South Jersey Cost Control Racing) at Wagner Park in Williamstown, NJ
Jackson RC in Jackson, NJ
Trains And Lanes RC in Bethlehem, PA (I believe)
They all have threads in the Racing Forum.

One could always make some friends in the area, get some dots and a box of sidewalk chalk or some old fire hose. Find yourself a smooth parking lot and make a track to play on. I too got bored really fast just running up and down the street. I drew out a track in the middle of the street and so that was the beginning of my road racing habit. 18 years later I'm still at it.

Thanks guys but how about in regards to my motor and body? are there classes for this or do I need a specific body and motor?

You will want to check with the tracks you intend to race at. They may have their own set of rules. If they have a rookie class, it's usually "run what you brung" attitude. If you are going to run a spec. class, you will need to run the designated body/motor combo. I'd say that since you are new to onroad, the rookie class will be a good place to get your wheels wet. Just a note of caution... that 9.5 motor may be a bit too much to handle in a racing environment. Consider a good 17.5 motor as this will be plenty fast with boost and you can also run the spec class (no boost) when you are ready.

Quick question: Are there any front body posts that have the same diameter as the original TC6 ones, but are longer?

Wtcc, I found that the Thunder Tiger body posts are compatible with the TC6, 6.1, 6.1 worlds. I believe the front ones are also just a bit longer than the stock ones. I am running the rear posts on my TC since I broke one during a race and all the LHS had on hand was the Thunder Tiger ones.

Jason

Thanks Jason!

I saw the body posts of aRC10R5 of a clubmember today and decided to use these.

Right now I am trying to convince other clubmembers to use scale race car bodies for our touring car class. I bought a Tamiya BMW E30 Schnitzer body for test drives. The front is so high that I need 9mm longer body posts. I will post pics when the car is prepared

Yup, the front ones for the TOP Photon work, thats what I use.

Yea, big fan of my Tamiya BMW M3 GT2, I would love to race the scale bodies.

Hey guys
Was looking for a setup with team powers 36s tyres for a low to med track, med straight and tight in field, can any help cheers
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TC6.1 WC thunder power 13.5 tekin rs
TC6.1 LRP X12 21.5 tekin rs pro
Spectrum
Hitec

Check the Team Associated site. Here is the link.
http://teamassociated.com/cars_and_t...anuals_setups/

Thanks will try some of them

Hey guys

Another quick question do the cso racing servo mount fit the tc6.1 with drilling more holes to the chassis ??

Now as promised the pictures of my new Tamiya E30 Schnitzer DTM body on a TC6.1WC chassis (got so high from its look, that I checked for 1:1 E30 M3 in the market xD ):