Originally Posted by Scrubb

Truggy racing would have cleaner driving if they were not using the same 4 inch lane barrier pipes as the 1/10th electric cars. Try racing truggy with an 1/8th scale sized barrier pipe like an 8 inch diameter barrier pipe that you couldn't just run over. When a 1/10th scale car hits a 4 inch pipe it gets stuck, so the drivers are more careful about their driving, when a 1/8th gets hits the same 4 inch pipe, its goes over it. Their just insn't much of a reason not to drive WOT in 1/8th scale

1/10th buggy is even more educational than 1/10th truck as you have to actually hit certain smoother lines on the track to be fast.

Originally Posted by Jason Halvorson

why are you hitting the tubing??? thats not what i would call clean driving...also if you were using 8 inch tubing you would loose you 1/8 buggy behind it being most 1/8 buggies only sit about 6 inches high, and trugs are only around 8 inches...

Originally Posted by air8

I know what a 1/8 buggy with out front wheel drive is like. It's hard to get back to the pits without crashing every corner. LOL.

Originally Posted by salteen

I just do a donut or two until a turn marshall realizes what happened and brings it back to the pits for me...much easier!