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09-05-2012 | 08:11 PM
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And the competition.
09-05-2012 | 08:32 PM
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-Stacked hobby shops
-Large very well maintained tracks in very nice facilities
-Top notch pit areas with designated tire washing sinks.
-42" flat screens ALL over the place
-Snack bars
-Excellent people, particularly industry reps and factory drivers on any given race night.
-taco trucks!
You really just have to go to one of these places to truly appreciate it.
-Large very well maintained tracks in very nice facilities
-Top notch pit areas with designated tire washing sinks.
-42" flat screens ALL over the place
-Snack bars
-Excellent people, particularly industry reps and factory drivers on any given race night.
-taco trucks!
You really just have to go to one of these places to truly appreciate it.
I have visited several tracks in CA, From San Diego to Saugus, and i dont remember any of that stuff being any better than anywhere else.
Last edited by zipperfoot; 09-05-2012 at 08:45 PM.
09-05-2012 | 08:36 PM
I live in socal and have been to several of the local tracks, and yes there are alot of really good/top drivers that race at these facilities, but that doesn't mean someone from a tiny pond back home can't come here and compete or even do better then the locals...........
09-05-2012 | 08:54 PM
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09-05-2012 | 10:22 PM
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Not from SoCal, however there are about 5 locals (at the track I raced at prior to moving) that can win when they're on. One of them travels to all of the big races. This year he made the A at the Hot Rod Shootout in 4wd, and got 3rd in the 4wd Open A main at Reedy. How many of your locals did that?
09-05-2012 | 10:31 PM
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Not from SoCal, however there are about 5 locals (at the track I raced at prior to moving) that can win when they're on. One of them travels to all of the big races. This year he made the A at the Hot Rod Shootout in 4wd, and got 3rd in the 4wd Open A main at Reedy. How many of your locals did that?
I know ......
Cali is the center of the R/c Universe .....
Trcr has about the same number of team drivers , similar results & all ...
09-05-2012 | 10:50 PM
Not from SoCal, however there are about 5 locals (at the track I raced at prior to moving) that can win when they're on. One of them travels to all of the big races. This year he made the A at the Hot Rod Shootout in 4wd, and got 3rd in the 4wd Open A main at Reedy. How many of your locals did that?
09-05-2012 | 11:22 PM
So I am trying that anodizing thing and it's not working. I got one to work but now they are just going in the same color they came out (dark gray) any idea what I am doing wrong?
I have the negative wire on the turnbuckle positive in the simple green (no dolited). I have it for I have 81Volts to get the shiny gold. I even checked it with the volt meter to make sure its 81 volts and it is. I wrap it on the tip of the turnbuckle put it in right before the wire touches leave until bubbles stop or 35 seconds. And then pull out, but nothing happens?
What am I doing wrong?
I have the negative wire on the turnbuckle positive in the simple green (no dolited). I have it for I have 81Volts to get the shiny gold. I even checked it with the volt meter to make sure its 81 volts and it is. I wrap it on the tip of the turnbuckle put it in right before the wire touches leave until bubbles stop or 35 seconds. And then pull out, but nothing happens?
What am I doing wrong?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyWtc067nts