Radio Control Hobbies & Raceway - Waterbury, CT.
Just in case anyone is interesed I have a brand new hot bodiesd v8 with a custom painted body, car was never ran.. its brand new already built.
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Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Newhaven ***RCHR***
Freddy, I want to run 17.5 and mod, but I want to run SC too. Decisions, decisions.
Don't talk about Steve like that. He isn't here to defend hiself.
Don't talk about Steve like that. He isn't here to defend hiself.
Had a good night racing with u guys.. A little bumpy but the layout is sweet!!
Great job to all the winners (Not You Ed..)
lmao
Staidium truck a-main was sick, was fun watching it. Novak is steping it up every week. great job buddy!
Really thinking about turning my sc10 into a T4.!!
Great job to all the winners (Not You Ed..)
lmao Staidium truck a-main was sick, was fun watching it. Novak is steping it up every week. great job buddy!

Really thinking about turning my sc10 into a T4.!!

Not too many are familiar with gearing a buggy at 17.5 here in the Northeast, but from what I've seen, a 5.9 FDR is ideal. I've even seen people use as low as 5.61 (69/32 on a B4.1).
Hey Wilson,
Ideally, you want a small spur and larger pinion, like Angelo said, a 6.0 final drive ratio is a good starting point, and gear up or down accordingly.
Do it!!!!! Its fun as heck and very competitive.....
We're all gunning for Royce Berrios, he's the king of the Spec 2wd Buggy class, he's won the tittle the past two Grand Prix, if I'm not mistaken...
Ideally, you want a small spur and larger pinion, like Angelo said, a 6.0 final drive ratio is a good starting point, and gear up or down accordingly.
Do it!!!!! Its fun as heck and very competitive.....

We're all gunning for Royce Berrios, he's the king of the Spec 2wd Buggy class, he's won the tittle the past two Grand Prix, if I'm not mistaken...
Hey Wilson,
Ideally, you want a small spur and larger pinion, like Angelo said, a 6.0 final drive ratio is a good starting point, and gear up or down accordingly.
Do it!!!!! Its fun as heck and very competitive.....
We're all gunning for Royce Berrios, he's the king of the Spec 2wd Buggy class, he's won the tittle the past two Grand Prix, if I'm not mistaken...
Ideally, you want a small spur and larger pinion, like Angelo said, a 6.0 final drive ratio is a good starting point, and gear up or down accordingly.
Do it!!!!! Its fun as heck and very competitive.....

We're all gunning for Royce Berrios, he's the king of the Spec 2wd Buggy class, he's won the tittle the past two Grand Prix, if I'm not mistaken...
We've never run 17.5 as "Stock" buggy in the past. We always went with LIR's 10.5(?) limit (maybe it was 13.5).
That said, I run a 7.0 ratio in my SC. I could easily get down to a 6.0 or lower with a buggy.
That said, I run a 7.0 ratio in my SC. I could easily get down to a 6.0 or lower with a buggy.



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