Zinergy

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Because one of my local tracks has a mini class. And they have a smaller indoor track for winter months/rainy days. The mini class is the most fun class to run at the indoor track IMO. Leaves plenty of room to pass and take different lines than the guy/guys in front of you.

mrreet2001

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I found with the 18th scale there was a lot less tuning and more racing. I feel like I am spending more time adjusting stuff on the 10th scale TC than I am racing. Plus you can actually set up a reasonable track in a garage.

EMU

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typically, the smaller the scale the more focus is placed on driving than equipment. It's not saying that equipment doesn't matter, just that there is a smaller difference in equipment than 1/10. In 1/10 90% of the speed is in the car and setup. Smaller scales 90% is in the driver and tires. As long as you are on the right tires, and have a consistent setup, you can just put down and drive.

Buzzsaw46

In the summer I run 5th scale off road and 8th scale on road. In the winter we started 27th scale so we would have something to do when its too cold to run outside, and it takes a lot less space then running even 18th.

targetingxmod

Price, & places to run them...

From 1/28 to 1/5 choose your poison.

Everysingle one is fun!!! 1/28 being smaller doesn't mean less fun. In a garage track made of carpet you spent countless hours tuning and perfecting the supreme machine your mind tells you to do!!

Like this once was a "x-mod" toy evo level RC...

Or the more serious (not!!) Miniz AWD...

1/14 speed runs...

1/16 bashing...

Jojonoreen

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A nice 1/10 indoor track turns into a huge track for a 1/14 scale. It feels awesome doing the biggest jumps there and keeping up with the big guys

richard0714

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daniboun

Hello amigos !

I bought my Losi Mini Eight probably because I am a french boy lol

Mattdaddy1974

quad4racing

Been running SC28's with between 9 -14 friends every weekend in a friends large garage.

I love these small cars for the price. 50$ and you're in. Compared to what it cost for my 1/10 gear its next to free and allows a lot more people i know to get into racing who otherwise couldn't afford it or at least would rather spend the money on something else. Fifty bucks isn't even a night at the bar so everybody that thought it looked fun went right out and got one. Just as challenging as the big cars and no mod bs. Put your wallet down it's all stock, best driver wins. We have a blast and no waiting for over an hour between races for other classes to run like at the big club track.

eR1c

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When I get a larger garage I hope to start an indoor club like you have w your friends. Sounds fun!

eR1c

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My current layout...

quad4racing

One of our track builds, it was raining outside and the floor was cold causing condensation. Hence the torch and blanket.

eR1c

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That is an awesome track, and looks like a fun group you have there. Awesome!!!