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Old 01-03-2013, 09:41 AM
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I just passed a post, no wait , that was your DM , Clete. Let's hope roar moves quickly on this class and we can get on to some great racing.
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I just passed a post, no wait , that was your DM , Clete. Let's hope roar moves quickly on this class and we can get on to some great racing.
Yea... I hope so.. I have been taking a break from racing this winter and been Flying... having fun meeting new Folks and learning another aspect of RC
Please pass on my warm thought to all the boys in UT... I hope to see them all again this summer.
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Originally Posted by Grenade10
Homestead track is longer and wider. Thinking 320' x 120' (98m x 37m)

Your track is similar size to the track that Tony runs on in Porter Tx. There are pictures on RCTech if you go to the states, Texas and look at the South West Series. (nice group of racers, and pretty fast as well)
Wow.. that is a long straight...
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I raced at Homestead and yea boy that is a long straight. I put the car on cruise control when I hit the straight to rest my trigger finger. It's too long in my opinion.
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Originally Posted by spooky 1
I raced at Homestead and yea boy that is a long straight. I put the car on cruise control when I hit the straight to rest my trigger finger. It's too long in my opinion.
Gus, I've never run there, but I think you are probably right. Tracks like this back in the day is why some of the 4wd open cars started playing with 3 speeds ...... Don't think we need that again.
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Any progress with ROAR putting something in the rulebook ?
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Old 01-25-2013, 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted by spooky 1
I raced at Homestead and yea boy that is a long straight. I put the car on cruise control when I hit the straight to rest my trigger finger. It's too long in my opinion.
We just came from Homestead and I had heard how long the straight was prior to going. Once I got there and got a chance to run it I didn't think it was all that bad. We had a blast on the track. You guys missed a great race.
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We just came from Homestead and I had heard how long the straight was prior to going. Once I got there and got a chance to run it I didn't think it was all that bad. We had a blast on the track. You guys missed a great race.
I'd have to agree. The straight away is long but not that much longer than my home track Gulf Coast Raceway in Porter, Tx. Also the infield has plenty of variations making for very exciting race action. Either way Homestead was a great track and provide some really good grip. I can't wait to go back next year!
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Any progress with ROAR putting something in the rulebook ?
I have not herd anything yet.... I was hoping that one of the board members would have had some contact and posted up... wait and see I guess
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Originally Posted by chaderick
We just came from Homestead and I had heard how long the straight was prior to going. Once I got there and got a chance to run it I didn't think it was all that bad. We had a blast on the track. You guys missed a great race.
Chad, How was the gearing compaired to Gulf Coast???

Wanted to go, but not the funds ....... I seamed to have raced a lot last summer and the budget is still a little negative ..... but working on it.
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I ran the same gearing I tend to run at Gulf Coast. 44/49 with 16/20. I tried a 15/19 but liked the 16/20 better. I saw several running a 44/48 with 15/19 and they were fine. You missed a great race. The track was hooked up and the racing was close. We are all talking about going the the Bryon's Challenge again in Chicago. I'm not sure if they have set the date for that race yet.
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Originally Posted by chaderick
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I ran the same gearing I tend to run at Gulf Coast. 44/49 with 16/20. I tried a 15/19 but liked the 16/20 better. I saw several running a 44/48 with 15/19 and they were fine. You missed a great race. The track was hooked up and the racing was close. We are all talking about going the the Bryon's Challenge again in Chicago. I'm not sure if they have set the date for that race yet.
Thanks!

Sounded like the Texas crew had a good time. The Byrons race should be similar again, it has been the past 2 years. Hey any truth about a race in Houston in April????
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RC Pro Series On-Road National Championship April 5th,6th, & 7th @ GCR in Porter, Texas. Paulo and Rino came last year. Should be a good race!!


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Thanks!

Sounded like the Texas crew had a good time. The Byrons race should be similar again, it has been the past 2 years. Hey any truth about a race in Houston in April????
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Originally Posted by chaderick
RC Pro Series On-Road National Championship April 5th,6th, & 7th @ GCR in Porter, Texas. Paulo and Rino came last year. Should be a good race!!
Hey ....... I was there as welll. Pitting for Spooky in the A, as I did not make the bump ..... Think you beat me to the final transfer spot .......

So trying to work this race in again.
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That's right! It was a good race. I think his year there will be a lot more racers. It feels like the buzz for 1/8 GT is growing.
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