Top 5: 10 scale touring kits?
10-23-2014 | 08:26 AM
#61
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 2,167
From: Southern California
And Kevin could wheel a Tamiya, X-ray, VBC, Awesome whatever to the same results I bet.
Seriously all the top brands are just that, top brands. They all can win with the right driver.
TC6 was a great choice for you. If you are not a pro, I would buy the car that the majority have at the track you frequent the most. That will be the best car. Support, help, parts etc is far more important at the club level.
Seriously all the top brands are just that, top brands. They all can win with the right driver.
TC6 was a great choice for you. If you are not a pro, I would buy the car that the majority have at the track you frequent the most. That will be the best car. Support, help, parts etc is far more important at the club level.
10-23-2014 | 01:40 PM
#62
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 2,741
Aus = 7.7m sqkm, 20m people
I know all about spread out
You can race mod on tight indoor carpet tracks too, you just need skills/balls!
10-23-2014 | 01:58 PM
#63
And Kevin could wheel a Tamiya, X-ray, VBC, Awesome whatever to the same results I bet.
Seriously all the top brands are just that, top brands. They all can win with the right driver.
TC6 was a great choice for you. If you are not a pro, I would buy the car that the majority have at the track you frequent the most. That will be the best car. Support, help, parts etc is far more important at the club level.
Seriously all the top brands are just that, top brands. They all can win with the right driver.
TC6 was a great choice for you. If you are not a pro, I would buy the car that the majority have at the track you frequent the most. That will be the best car. Support, help, parts etc is far more important at the club level.
A car doesn't make the driver look good, the driver makes the car look good.
Go with what is supported at your track unless you are one of the few who needs no setup help. I run Xray primarily for the setup help I can get at the track. A lot of other capable cars out there. If I didn't have that setup help I might be driving something different still. I can do okay tuning wise, but it always seems to help to have others who are driving the same car give their input.
10-23-2014 | 02:25 PM
#64
Canada 9,984,670 km², 35m people.
Amazing we have any racing at all with those numbers, yet somehow we have enough guys almost every week (fall to spring) to race mod TC on tight US style carpet tracks. And here's our nationals results. Weird eh?
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10-23-2014 | 02:32 PM
#65
Tech Master
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 1,554
From: Edmonton Ab
+1
Canada 9,984,670 km², 35m people.
Amazing we have any racing at all with those numbers, yet somehow we have enough guys almost every week (fall to spring) to race mod TC on tight US style carpet tracks. And here's our nationals results. Weird eh?
Canada 9,984,670 km², 35m people.
Amazing we have any racing at all with those numbers, yet somehow we have enough guys almost every week (fall to spring) to race mod TC on tight US style carpet tracks. And here's our nationals results. Weird eh?
10-23-2014 | 03:19 PM
#66
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 2,741
I'm not saying it's wrong/right or whatever, just a bit baffling really.
But as said, has synergies with a lot of things that occur in the U.S.A, you blokes are so big you don't need to follow world trends!
Look at the cars that sell well!!
But as said, has synergies with a lot of things that occur in the U.S.A, you blokes are so big you don't need to follow world trends!
Look at the cars that sell well!!
Case closed!
10-24-2014 | 08:24 AM
#68
+1 to Keven's ability. Watched him take someone else's car he'd never driven before and went .1 sec a lap faster than he did with his own car that day. And no it wasn't another TC6.2.
A car doesn't make the driver look good, the driver makes the car look good.
Go with what is supported at your track unless you are one of the few who needs no setup help. I run Xray primarily for the setup help I can get at the track. A lot of other capable cars out there. If I didn't have that setup help I might be driving something different still. I can do okay tuning wise, but it always seems to help to have others who are driving the same car give their input.
A car doesn't make the driver look good, the driver makes the car look good.
Go with what is supported at your track unless you are one of the few who needs no setup help. I run Xray primarily for the setup help I can get at the track. A lot of other capable cars out there. If I didn't have that setup help I might be driving something different still. I can do okay tuning wise, but it always seems to help to have others who are driving the same car give their input.
10-24-2014 | 12:00 PM
#69
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Don't forget Hara as he is successful with almost any platform electric/nitro, on/off road. He proves it's mostly the driver.
This has been posted before, but Adam Drake has a very good perspective.
This has been posted before, but Adam Drake has a very good perspective.
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10-24-2014 | 07:10 PM
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