CSeils

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Scotty,
Thanks for the great night of racing. Had a ton of fun in Mini and trans-am, really close racing in both classes.

Did anyone find a Tamiya one-way outdrive last night?
I think it should be just left of the driver's stand, in the short shoot, right before the chiccane. If anyone has found it, please let me know. Thanks.

candbron

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BuckMan

Friday results...

Essnowyt

Um... You only have 25 posts. You are still Noob.

I'm sorry I had to!

Snowy.

rcracenut

iTrader: (52)

Thanks Buck.

Kraig

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You could have 1 if you don't play nice.

McDonough

Your onroad humor is not funny around here!

Just for that your next track rebuild in going to include a shovel and a wheelbarrow.......moving the dirt to the other side of the wall

JoshR 85

shovel... wheelbarrow... pft we'll need a bob cat!!!

McDonough

Nope. That would be too quick. I would want Snowflake to enjoy every wheelbarrow that he moves over to the rug!

Richard Abbott

Geez, maybe I should give it one more run before "hanging up" the radio for the cycle season.

414MPH

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C'mon back Rich, It would be great to see your smiling face again.....

BashNBurn

Hey All,

I would like to start doing some off road racing at trackside. I have never raced before so I would assume I should start off in the Sportsman/Novice class...good idea??

If so, based on the rules it looks like my stock Slash would be legal...true?

If the Slash is legal for this class, can someone give me a basic starting point for suspension set up? Basically just looking for a stock piston and oil baseline.

Can we use alternative springs if they are Traxxas springs?

Finally, what's the best night to show up - Thurs., Fri., all of the above

Thanks for any help/opinions/suggestions!

BnB

dynodan22

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Best night to show up is Friday for sportsman, every body starts at
sportsman young and old Thursday is there is no sportsman, just no turn out for it. I believe the Blackmon family is the best to ask for advice on the slash, hopefully I didn't butcher their name. You can run a brushless system
in sportmans 17.5 if you want . If its cost and you just want to stick with
the 12t thats fine to. Most time changes to the slash , none of us worry about it. Oils, shocks spring, pinions. Its more about learning to drive a race course, which is a big difference from bashing. It looks easy, but takes time
to learn throttle control. Number #1 mantra told to all "Slow is Fast".


Dynodan22

BashNBurn

Hey Dan!

Thanks again! Got it! I think the Sportsman class sounds like a lot of fun. My initial goals are to slap my stock Slash down and see if I can giggle for four minutes straight

Best regards!

CSeils

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With the TCS race next week, would anyone want to run GT3 this coming Tuesday?