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Old 06-06-2016, 07:19 PM
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This is the new conversation page for TVRC! Cheers guys!
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Good idea having a place to post here Ben . I am wondering which tires will be the hot ticket on the new dirt . I am thinking of trying Holeshots on the 4mod and Suppressor X2 on my e-buggy .

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From the way it looks now holeshots will be fine on 4mod, until the track breaks in we won't know for sure. This weekend's fun run I would bring a m2/m3 compound tire for anything 1/8 scale. There's a really good chance this surface will groove up so anything too soft will get very hot and twitchy. Suppressors you should be safe I'm gonna run fugitives on my buggy and x2 holeshots on my truck. You might find suppressors to be a bit twitchy they were so in Spokane. 4 mod soft holeshots just because that's all I have. This dirt will be similar to spokane's new dirt we ran on recently(once broke in), I ran soft holeshots on my 4 mod all weekend and they were great and didn't wear much at all.
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It would be awesome to run on a blue groove . Did you like the reflex tire in Spokane? Seems like a short pin tire will be the way to go..

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I ran 1 set of soft reflex's all weekend in Spokane. Practice, 3 quals, 50 min worth of mains. They were perfect, impacts were also great up there. For 1/8 scale you will want something more like an impact or fugitive for this dirt. But here again once the track breaks in we will know a lot more
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AKA Impacts is what I'll run. Ran them all weekend at Spoakne also tried some AKA Grid II's which had their moments.
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Impacts should do good, I think small pins will work in a harder compound. Time will tell..
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Right on . I am new to dirt racing ... Is it best to water the track everyday like grass . And keep it like a wet sponge . Or can it be soaked the day before a race and still be good ? Just kinda wondering if I can take my own hose out their next week and if its ok to water it in the morning ...
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We will have to just test this surface and find out, different dirt requires different watering. Most time you can water a track really really well the night before a race right around dusk and it's good for most of the day
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Track work tomorrow! Saturday the 11th 5 pm till we finish it! Racing on Sunday!
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Originally Posted by bigbenmbx7t
Track work tomorrow! Saturday the 11th 5 pm till we finish it! Racing on Sunday!
Nice .. just finished a couple of live rc training vids . The software looks very user friendly .
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I am still a few weeks away from moving to Idaho but would love to find you when I get settled. Where is TVRC at?
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I am still a few weeks away from moving to Idaho but would love to find you when I get settled. Where is TVRC at?
Track is located at 101 N Scout Ln, Boise, ID 83702.
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Thanks for starting this back up guys! Track was fun Just wish I didnt have to bring a stool with me!

Any thoughts on putting a little fill dirt where the stand use to be? Will that get us some height without pissing off the cirty? I mean if we build it up a foot or two, we would still technically be on the "ground" right?

I know the track was just completed, so nothing that needs to be right away, just a thought I had since the city technically doesnt even want me on a stool...
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Originally Posted by Mirkinator
Thanks for starting this back up guys! Track was fun Just wish I didnt have to bring a stool with me!

Any thoughts on putting a little fill dirt where the stand use to be? Will that get us some height without pissing off the cirty? I mean if we build it up a foot or two, we would still technically be on the "ground" right?

I know the track was just completed, so nothing that needs to be right away, just a thought I had since the city technically doesnt even want me on a stool...
There's a stand in process we are getting some estimates together now. Trying to get the city on board.
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