DLS II

Bump!

Vitaly

1/8 on-road electro: it is the international class? I can not find a rule of race and technical requirements. If who has the information, share, please.

YoDog

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1/8 electric on-road is not an official class. (yet)
As most classes start as an experiment and eventually grow in popularity until enough enthusiasm surrounds a given scale or design thus evolving into a validated class.
It's really all about popularity. If enough people find the class enjoyable, more will join the competition.

Let's hope that the manufacturers continue to see growth in the electric 1/8th scale segment and someday it will be an official class.

Vitaly

Thanks for the information. We shall hope, that 1/8 on-road electro will ratify in the foreseeable future

YoDog

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Bump it up for a new racing season!!!

Let's see some new projects...

razorsteve

i have taken a edam razor 1/8 scale roadcar 4wd and put a mmm esc with a 2200kv castle motor on it. runnibng 6s lipo max amps newest cut the radio tray out enough to hold the battery tray. this thing is crazy fast. there is not a nitro car running in the circuit that goes this fast.now i cant drive it that good lol. ive been in it for 20 plus years but it looks really good really clean design with 1.9 hp on the wheels. it has been clocked at 108 mph. i had a problem with wind getting under it and then liftoff like a plane with no wings. i made aero adjustments and stopped that.. running the blitz razor body with ho down force. so there is room for 1/8 electric . lets all do it. anyone who had the serpent 960 they have a motor mount that bolts strate in to hold your electric motor. mount your esc strap in a 6s battery and watch it fly. the serpent is that easy

YoDog

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I have actually been working on a pan car design but I want to do something a little different not to mention it needs to be really strong to withstand high speed racing conditions.
I'll be sure to post images up as soon as I have something worth posting.

JEFFs SC10

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**BUMP**

There is an awesome track here in Kissimmee, I would love to debut an 1/8 scale electric on road pan car.

Check this out.

http://www.kissrcraceway.com/

Mikotka

razorsteve
can you show pictures Edam Razor 6S?

karamelobcn

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This is my edam razor... I was working on it a few months ago, but seems here (in spain) people is not excited enough with this, i canŽt understand it. I had a (burn) problem with my rx8 so iŽll try the mmm. It seems that the tekin doesnŽt works fine with 6s (almost mine)... IŽd like to see another "central" 6s designs for 1/8 scale...

Regards!

georgec

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Very cool! I would love to have one of those and a track like the one in Kissimmee to run it on

karamelobcn

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Hi george, how long!! Hope you are well. When you try one of this youŽll be excited. They are crazy fast. As fast as 1/8 nitro but more agressive (if you want) with acceleration and more agile cornering out...

georgec

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I'll bet they are fast! Would love to build one but the only tracks within a hundred miles of where I live are only big enough for 1/10 scale cars.
Anyway, good to hear from ya. I'm still banging away with the 1/10 scale 17.5 TC class. Lots of fun and close racing.
Here's a pic of my latest ride.

williamw

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Got any teaser drawings?

YoDog

iTrader: (28)

Not yet but I am toying around with the idea of integrating a gear diff instead of the traditional "ball diff" due to the increased power and loading of a bigger car. I'm looking for something off the shelf that can be modified or is generic enough to attach whatever drive system to it. (belt/gear/shaft)
Has anybody tried a pod style pan car with a suspended front end?
Just curious...