SRS - Scottsdale The un-official racers thread
07-29-2013, 03:27 PM
#7831
Tech Initiate
well if they do have a go kart track..i would love to see on t=road back..even if its once a month
07-29-2013, 03:33 PM
#7832
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iTrader: (23)
Yeah, the drive sucks and I really wanted to have a nice track with better hours closer to those of us out here.
Id love to see a good food court of some type with variety. Good clay/dirt with NO SUGAR!
Oh and an indoor 1.8th e-buggy friendly track would be an awesome thing to have back in my life! MY EB48 is very well rested and wants to come out and play.
Id love to see a good food court of some type with variety. Good clay/dirt with NO SUGAR!
Oh and an indoor 1.8th e-buggy friendly track would be an awesome thing to have back in my life! MY EB48 is very well rested and wants to come out and play.
07-29-2013, 05:24 PM
#7833
Not trying to open a can of worms but my only advice is that if you guys are going to move over on the same side of town as Fear Farm and W3, I just hope you guys all reach out to eachother and try to work together. Like with what nights ya'll club race, do some combined races and things of that nature. When there are all these bad feelings and competition between tracks, nobody wins.
You guys are all we have left. That's all I'm saying. Lets have some fun.
and PS you all suck for making me drive so far. :P jk
You guys are all we have left. That's all I'm saying. Lets have some fun.
and PS you all suck for making me drive so far. :P jk
07-29-2013, 05:28 PM
#7834
Bar.
07-29-2013, 05:28 PM
#7835
07-29-2013, 06:53 PM
#7837
07-29-2013, 07:21 PM
#7839
Look at this pic, it looks as hard as concrete:
07-29-2013, 07:41 PM
#7842
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iTrader: (23)
I was looking at some pics JConcepts posted, and I think some of these tracks are getting out of hand when it comes to traction. We're almost driving offroad buggies on on road tracks. Yeah, it makes for some close racing, but whatever happened to the ever-changing loamy tracks?
Look at this pic, it looks as hard as concrete:
Look at this pic, it looks as hard as concrete:
That is NO sugar, water, or any other adhesives. That is just from plain being run on. HRH dirt forms high traction very quickly.
07-29-2013, 08:04 PM
#7843
When it comes to the bigger races, consistency is the key component that they're looking for when doing sugar, soda, dry track, etc. It keeps it consistent from qual to qual, race to race, which helps keep an even playing field for everyone. Downfall is tire wear. I wouldn't worry about these types of tracks for club racing. Track owners want racers to keep coming back. Toasting 3 sets of tires for one night of racing won't help, lol. Having some pure clay would be the shizzle. Water once, maybe twice a day. Run one set of tires for one or two months. Money.
07-29-2013, 08:11 PM
#7844
When it comes to the bigger races, consistency is the key component that they're looking for when doing sugar, soda, dry track, etc. It keeps it consistent from qual to qual, race to race, which helps keep an even playing field for everyone. Downfall is tire wear. I wouldn't worry about these types of tracks for club racing. Track owners want racers to keep coming back. Toasting 3 sets of tires for one night of racing won't help, lol. Having some pure clay would be the shizzle. Water once, maybe twice a day. Run one set of tires for one or two months. Money.
