Aspen Park Raceway 2012 Brandon, SD
12-08-2012, 07:24 PM
#196
Double post sorry!
Last edited by boostedmonster; 12-09-2012 at 02:11 PM.
12-08-2012, 07:38 PM
#197
First off id like to say hello! I'm just looking at getting back into this hobby after being away for many years. The last time i raced off-road was in hartford probably 14 years ago haha. Anyway, i guess i question is, what are the popular classes? I'm leaning toward 1/8th buggie. Any advice is welcome, I can only hope that you guys are more welcoming than the response i got from the on-road race scene that i planned to get back into this winter at hobbytown. They really know how to make a new-comer feel welcome 
. So what do people run in this class? I'd like to run electric and not nitro, what works and doesn't work on this track??
. So what do people run in this class? I'd like to run electric and not nitro, what works and doesn't work on this track??
12-09-2012, 01:48 PM
#198
First off id like to say hello! I'm just looking at getting back into this hobby after being away for many years. The last time i raced off-road was in hartford probably 14 years ago haha. Anyway, i guess i question is, what are the popular classes? I'm leaning toward 1/8th buggie. Any advice is welcome, I can only hope that you guys are more welcoming than the response i got from the on-road race scene that i planned to get back into this winter at hobbytown. They really know how to make a new-comer feel welcome . So what do people run in this class? I'd like to run electric and not nitro, what works and doesn't work on this track??
. So what do people run in this class? I'd like to run electric and not nitro, what works and doesn't work on this track??
12-10-2012, 07:08 AM
#199
Yes, i agree with Dakota its by far the biggest class in Brandon, and the way to go! Nice to see you posting again Dakota! haha
12-10-2012, 09:28 AM
#201
Thought you were out of R/C? haha
12-11-2012, 08:32 PM
#203
First off id like to say hello! I'm just looking at getting back into this hobby after being away for many years. The last time i raced off-road was in hartford probably 14 years ago haha. Anyway, i guess i question is, what are the popular classes? I'm leaning toward 1/8th buggie. Any advice is welcome, I can only hope that you guys are more welcoming than the response i got from the on-road race scene that i planned to get back into this winter at hobbytown. They really know how to make a new-comer feel welcome . So what do people run in this class? I'd like to run electric and not nitro, what works and doesn't work on this track??
. So what do people run in this class? I'd like to run electric and not nitro, what works and doesn't work on this track??
12-11-2012, 09:53 PM
#204
Cars that dont work as well are 10th scale cars, 8th scale is the way to go for brandon track its alot of fun! A couple cars that are good for electric 8th scale i would say would be the Associated RC8BE.2, Tekno, Kyosho.
I would run a 1700, 1900 kv electric motor either Tekin or Reedy. Off Road is more fun then Carpet in my opinion! 
I would run a 1700, 1900 kv electric motor either Tekin or Reedy. Off Road is more fun then Carpet in my opinion!
12-12-2012, 05:31 PM
#205
These are good buggys
Thunder Tiger 1/8 EB-4 G3 Brushless
Hurricane XTE
HPI Racing 1/8 Vorza Flux
Thunder Tiger 1/8 EB-4 G3 Brushless
Hurricane XTE
HPI Racing 1/8 Vorza Flux
12-12-2012, 05:37 PM
#206
He would always make fun of me and my car
12-12-2012, 08:48 PM
#208
12-12-2012, 08:58 PM
#209