thirdplace

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Traction was pretty good. No Zip-grip or Paragon in the building.
Had to use Jack the Gripper. No sure it will last for a 5min run at full speed.
Was running Jaco greens all the way around. Want to try Purple/Pinks
next time. Also I did not have sattle batterys. Ran an Orion stick pack on the left side and the Electronics on the rightside of the car. I didn't realy like the balance of the set-up. but was running with equipment that I have.

The place is really nice.
Richard T

Tired Racer

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I'm not interested in racing ROAR sanctioned events so lets be flexible on the rules. How many lipo and what turn brushless? I plan on bringing out my 10L2.5 at the end of summer and not interested in pan-sedan.

TOADYY

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Typical we are flexible and use ROAR rules as a guide line, but I would say 17.5 and maybe 2s lipos. I will be running 6 cell 3300's and a brushed stock motor until I can invest in brushless.

Boomer

If I can make it out, that's about where I will be, to start again, as well. 3300-6 cell with stock brushed motor. As I can upgrade, I will do so.

thirdplace

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Cool!

And i would say limit motor to 17.5
I'm being told that 17.5 = stock or close to
and 13.5 is like 19t
I personally think 10.5 is way to much motor for this track.

Another note. For the guys that remember Ron Core and them that did not know him. He died from a stroke a few years ago. A really nice guy who race with some of us in the Socal days.
His wife gave to me some of his Rc stuff a few years ago. One was an
RC10L2. This is the car I just took to the new track to test ( with a few changes i made to it) and will be the car I will run should we all get together again.
I'll post a picture of the car in a few min.

thirdplace

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Picture of Ron Cores car with a new brushless systems in it.

TOADYY

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Sweet.

gtingle

hi guys,

I have a question I have not been able to find an answer to.

I am looking for a setup system for my pancar (Associated RC10L4),
for seting toein.
I have a Hudy setup system that works fine on touring cars, but the
holes for the axles are too large for the pancar axles.
The only setup system I have seen that fits pancars is the Hole Shot
system that has 3 different size axle holes, but I guess Hole Shot is
out of business. Any suggestions or comments.

Thanks,
Gary

Grenade10

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For some of us who have been around for 100's of years as another racer said, Unity Tools makes a set up tool that will do 1/12, 1/10 and 1/8 scale. Give track width, toe, camber and is a tweak station as well. You can find them used on E-bay once in awhile, but the company is still around and making the product. I've had mine for over 20 years and still works very well.

http://www.unitytool.com/tweakboard/instructions.html

You can also look at Niftech as they have some tools that will do track width and toe.

thirdplace

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Check these out. They are out of stock right now, but sometimes they show up on Hobbytalk. I've also seen them on Ebay.

http://www.lefthander-rc.com/catalog...oducts_id=1248

http://www.lefthander-rc.com/catalog...oducts_id=1246

There sweet!

thirdplace

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Windtunnel has them in stock.
http://www.windtunnelracingproducts...._id=13&&page=8

TOADYY

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How is the performance of the Intellect 4600 & EnerC 4600 cells?

Boomer

The way I've always done it is to get a ruler, center your servo, and then line the ruler up against the back rim (since it's always at zero toe) and extend it up past the fronts. Yes, there's a gap, but it's not very big and you can get a pretty consistent -1 deg.

espresso1967

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Has anyone seen this kit, looks like a cross between pan/touring wondering if the low profile will allow for some high downforce bodies?

http://tigermothracing.com/products_10.html

KnR-Racing

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I have a dinosaur of an alignment tool from racetec that works really good. It is kind of a pain in the behind to use since you have to remove the king pins, but still seams to be right on for toe,camber and caster. Found it on e bay several years back. That set up on Lefthanders and the Windtunnell web sight looks like a good choice.