angrymelon

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Howdy,

We only have a few classes that currently have a big enough attendance to race. Scale Spec/Vintage Trans Am and Stock Sedan are the biggest two. We do have a smattering of F1, LeMans, World GT and 1/12 scale cars. We currently follow the Seattle RC Racers rules for pretty much all of our classes. There are VERY few differences if any. I've posted the rules for the two main classes below. If you have any questions, please let me know.

-Ryan

Class Rules:

Scale Spec/VTA

•1/10th scale electric chassis
•Tamiya 540 silver can or Novak SS Pro 25.5t (PN: 3425V), Ballistic 25.5t (PN: 3625V), and Ballistic Boss VTA Edition (PN: 3626V) brushless motors, 12.3mm rotors only! No restriction on endbell timing
•ROAR-approved Non-Timing ESC for brushless motors
•HPI D Compound or Ride USGT Spec tires w/included foam inserts only
•Realistic, scale bodies must be run on all chassis. VTA bodies may run included rear-deck spoilers. GT bodies may run any "SCALE" molded wings or lexan wings with a 10mm maximum rear/side dam height.
•Maximum 6-cell NiMH/NiCd batteries or 7.4V 2S LiPO technology batteries. LiPO technology batteries must be in hard case
•Maximum width: 210mm
•Minimum ride height: 5mm
•Minimum weight: 1450g, FWD: No minimum weight. M-Chassis: No minimum weight. Open tire on Mini rims
•The spirit of Scale Spec is reasonable cost, scale-appearance, even, competitive racing. Scale livery is encouraged. Drivers are encouraged to operate both within the letter and spirit of the rules.

Stock Touring

•1/10th scale 4wd touring chassis
•Minimum weight: 1380g
•Minimum ride height: 5mm
•ROAR-approved 17.5t brushless motors
•ROAR-approved Non-Timing ESC
•Sweep QTS 32 pre-mounted spec tire (this will likely be changed in the near future)
•ROAR-approved touring car bodies
•Maximum 6-cell NiMH/NiCd batteries or maximum 7.4V 2S LiPO technology batteries. Batteries must be on ROAR-approved list