Hey RICK!!!! We're getting the band back together... Sat up in Enfield for some onroad action. Racing starts at 1pm now.

Anyone have a cheap esc for sale

Thx, I was thinking that too, I need a personal transponder. Also I'm pretty good on batteries so maybe a motor or esc to have an extra like u said. Also, Always nice to have a 3 turn under your belt. Haha thx

Honestly, you don't really need anything, Sam. Even though I would prefer you run Associated, if you're comfortable with your current cars, then you should keep with them. Do yourself a favor, though, and switch to WS Deans connectors for your batteries. Other than that, get a few more pinion and spur gears so that you have more gearing options and you'll be fine.

Ohh. Sam I will give you a good deal on my almost brand new 2wd B4.2. Only used it for 30 min total at the clash! Pm me for more! I'll bring it down Sunday. Also it dose come with the cav body!

Don't switch away from that speed passion esc. You won't find a better one out there! Just tune it with the box that was included. And of you haven't already calibrate it correctly. Will make a hell of a change!

Thanks, will get more pinons and spurs. Also I will keep on running my durango till I feel it's a "shit box" haha thanks Renaldo.

Thanks, will check it out on Sunday at rchr. Also, I love my speed passion speed control, doesn't even get hot great esc. Thanks James

a good deal sounds interesting....

Hi I am new to rc racing i am looking to run a sc truck but don't know if i should run stock or modified. I have been in rc for many years just decided it was time to start racing. i am looking for some input from the guys who race. Any help would be great fully appreciated. Thank you in advance.

In my opinion, for short course, the 17.5 blinky or stock class is run most consistently at most all tracks and is generally where to start....

For 2wheel sc, we usually have 2 full heats of racers in the 17.5 class for nearly every race. The skill levels range from beginner to experienced. If you are interested in checking out a race, we have one tomorrow at rchr. Also you can have a look at our race schedule on rchr.biz for more information on upcoming races.

17.5 blinky is the way to go!!!

agree with everything that will said. i actually first started rc and racing with a mod short course. it was way too fast for my skill level at that time. i was crashing, as i didn't have the throttle and brake control needed to handle a mod motor. i then put a stock motor in and began running more cleaner laps and not crashing. subsequently, i ran faster laps than i did with a mod motor at that time. basically, stock will help you to run clean, consistent laps without crashing, as the speed/throttle is more controllable. when you're able to run consistent laps in stock, then try out some mod motor. the speed and power is awesome.

in addition, as will stated, there's always guys running stock short course.

bottom line though, run what's fun for you. both mod and stock classes are a ton of fun. hope this helps

Hey guys I'll have the shop open 12-5 today. We got a big order yesterday so come on down if you need something for tomorrow or want to practice on the indoor track.

Getting a dex410..... Putting a 13.5 in it and gonna learnshow to drive it like u said. Whose ready for tomorrow? Just changed my shock oil, packed my bags, and cleaned my cars, can't wait!