The CAT is Dan Gomez's.

Yeah, replied

mark, do u have a sensor wire over 200mm?

Awesome Pics. Thanks for shooting those.

Well Fred, I got beat by Benedict in the 2wd buggy class and Steve came in third.

I think Johns buddy Tom (?) won mod truck. Ed was probably second. I couldn't tell who won because I was BUSY corner marshaling. They didn't have enough people for a sportsman class so a few of them got thrown in with mod truck. It was pretty chaotic.

I'm pretty sure that the kid with the red slash with flames won short course.

Mark dominated 4wd again and I think Tom (?) took second.

The people who won had either more laps or a lower time then the other people. Is this enough info for you?

Tom Epting racing 4wd and winning mod truck.....I gotz to get back to the RCHR action!

Thanks for the Update Bryan, now, if you could only give me the info on what everyone was running and their setups, I think I should be all set...

Hey Matt,
I think he was referring to Tom Carr...

I'll hopefully be up for some Pre-Turkey racing on Wednesday, see you guys there...

we've only carried the 100mm and 200mm, I've never looked for a longer one.

Hey Kyle,

Nice running with you this weekend. Next time I come to RCHR or you head up to RCE, I want to give your RB5 a wheel if ok with you?

I'm considering a switch.

Justin

I had a lot of fun up there Justin, and you can try my car anytime you want. Just let me know.

Mark

Do you have .5 degree hubs in stock for the b4?

Orion has a 270mm sensor wire

Hey kyle which model zx-5 do you have. And would you perfer the saddle pack over the stick pack?

Im trying to decide if i want an saddle pack version buggy or an stick version, just need some pro's and cons reguarding these types thanks.

Well there are not many pro's / con's to a stick or saddle buggy. The deciding factor for most people is what type of backs they currently own. If you already have stick packs and don't want the added cost of having to buy a saddle pack then the decision is simple, go with a stick car. Same goes if you have a saddle pack already or don't mind the additional cost of buying one.

Personaly I've owned most of the popular 4wds over the years. Had a BJ4 stick pack car, B44, ZX5-SP, ZX5-FS, XX4, XXX4 and currently a Schumacher CAT. They all have their own characteristics and are all more than capable buggies. Your best bet is to try some of the other racers cars when your at the track and see which one you like the most. 4wd is well represented at RCHR so you shouldn't have any trouble getting the opportunity to drive most of the cars on my list.

Here is just a small list of who owns what currently:

B44: Mark Westerfield, Will Wambolt, Freddy V., many others as well
ZX5-FS: Kyle, Steve Semeraro
ZX5-SP: Deiselpower, John Brusitus (spelling?), Otto
BJ4: Jay Kenedy, Rich Febus (Both own worlds cars that use saddle packs)
CAT: Raul Garcia, Joe Glorioso, Ron DePoto, Steve Mazier, Dan Gomez

Almost all of these racers will let you try their cars if you ask.