PBR HOBBIES $300 TO WIN "2WD OPEN BUGGY, 4HR ENDURANCE RACE"
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Two more "smoked electronics."
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I'm trying to put together a team. Anyone have a car I can borrow with electronics in it?
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Got my team all worked out, now its just a waiting game..... And hey hipster, dont worry, we wont let Team Teen Wolf walk away with it, Team FNC will be right there with ya!
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For those of you that have been to PBR Hobbies, this is a video of the new layout. Im running a non boosted 17.5t in my t4.2. This should give you an idea of what kinda speed/rhythm the track has to offer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9kVEHFtsms
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9kVEHFtsms
#28
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I can't speak for everyone but among those us from "up north" that might consider making a day trip down to race, 2w Mod buggy is the primary class for many of us and I understand it's mostly stock down there. Looking ahead to a possible inclusion in a possible 14-15 I-5 series might be something for you guys to try to aim for as well.
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I can't speak for everyone but among those us from "up north" that might consider making a day trip down to race, 2w Mod buggy is the primary class for many of us and I understand it's mostly stock down there. Looking ahead to a possible inclusion in a possible 14-15 I-5 series might be something for you guys to try to aim for as well.
Please explain the I-5 series. I have a guess but would like to know how it works.
#30
Yes as chase said, most ppl do run 17.5 and the track, but it is a open class at our track, so mod motor cars are more then welcome to race. I run a 13.5t in my b4.2, and am normally in the top 5, but hardly get the win against the 17.5 cars. Its very close racing on this track. I encourage ppl to show up and race no matter what they are running. I dont think there would be anyone that makes a big deal over getting beat by a mod motor, we would just be happy to see some new drivers at the track.