Slash racing at Trackside
#31
Well yeah, but how often did we see Savages and that little CEN thing running (and winning) in the "T-Maxx" class back in the day?
Whenever someone asks about the rules for a "Slash class" I can't help but think, can't we just give it a handful of requirements & leave the rest up to common sense? I've never seen a rule keeping me from strapping a pair of C model rocket engines to the back of my truck but I'm pretty sure if I showed up like that Scotty'd go "uhh, no."
Whenever someone asks about the rules for a "Slash class" I can't help but think, can't we just give it a handful of requirements & leave the rest up to common sense? I've never seen a rule keeping me from strapping a pair of C model rocket engines to the back of my truck but I'm pretty sure if I showed up like that Scotty'd go "uhh, no."
#32
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Well yeah, but how often did we see Savages and that little CEN thing running (and winning) in the "T-Maxx" class back in the day?
Whenever someone asks about the rules for a "Slash class" I can't help but think, can't we just give it a handful of requirements & leave the rest up to common sense? I've never seen a rule keeping me from strapping a pair of C model rocket engines to the back of my truck but I'm pretty sure if I showed up like that Scotty'd go "uhh, no."
Whenever someone asks about the rules for a "Slash class" I can't help but think, can't we just give it a handful of requirements & leave the rest up to common sense? I've never seen a rule keeping me from strapping a pair of C model rocket engines to the back of my truck but I'm pretty sure if I showed up like that Scotty'd go "uhh, no."
Last edited by Matt Sunderlage; 08-06-2008 at 09:02 PM.
#33
So then, no matter how many other manufacturers jump on the CORR bandwagon in the near future, the only thing allowed to run at Trackside is the Slash because somebody started calling it the "Slash class" and not the "short course class"
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
#34
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So then, no matter how many other manufacturers jump on the CORR bandwagon in the near future, the only thing allowed to run at Trackside is the Slash because somebody started calling it the "Slash class" and not the "short course class"
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
#35
So then, no matter how many other manufacturers jump on the CORR bandwagon in the near future, the only thing allowed to run at Trackside is the Slash because somebody started calling it the "Slash class" and not the "short course class"
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
The slash is out, its available, its cool.........we will have a slash class at trackside.
If other companys make a comparable truck......then it will be looked at. But untill then just enjoy what is there......
Last edited by Josh Hohnstein; 08-06-2008 at 04:20 PM.
#36
Because why would I want to buy one thing when I think I've got a decent shot at making something better for half the price? I doubt I'd get any money for my T4, it's pretty clapped out & still has most of the ball bearings it came with, and I'm not gonna just leave it to rot away in some corner of my basement because the Slash killed the traditional open-wheel R/C stadium truck.
I haven't priced it out or really looked into it, but I'd be willing to bet I can make my T4 into a Slash look-alike for under $75. Given the options, I'm gonna go with the homeslice T4 conversion.
I haven't priced it out or really looked into it, but I'd be willing to bet I can make my T4 into a Slash look-alike for under $75. Given the options, I'm gonna go with the homeslice T4 conversion.
#38
So then, no matter how many other manufacturers jump on the CORR bandwagon in the near future, the only thing allowed to run at Trackside is the Slash because somebody started calling it the "Slash class" and not the "short course class"
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
Originally Posted by OTE_TheMissile;
OK, theoretical question: If I were to show up with a modified RC10T4 that had a fullsize body, same front and rear track width and wheelbase as a Slash, front and rear guards, and "appropriate" tires & wheels, would anyone have a problem with it gunning for the Slash class and if so, why?
as precedent, who was that kid that showed up with his own homemade "TC3-O" 4WD Buggy?
as precedent, who was that kid that showed up with his own homemade "TC3-O" 4WD Buggy?
Duefuss out.
#39
Look out......here comes the Hay Doug grammar police
#40
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I guess that means that everyone that's bought a RC10T4 (or T3 or T2...) needs to throw them in the dumpster since the Losi JRX-T originated the 2wd electric stadium truck class.
#41
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So then, no matter how many other manufacturers jump on the CORR bandwagon in the near future, the only thing allowed to run at Trackside is the Slash because somebody started calling it the "Slash class" and not the "short course class"
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
Sounds kinda ass-backwards to me, but then, this is offroad at Trackside
But then that would only make sense.
#42
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WTF......
I give up.....
I give up.....
#43
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I like the classic BUCK reply the best
Come Ole I think there just setting up the slash class to have some fun
nothing more. Beside can't you race the t4 in stock or mod class
on Fridays? Thats how rules get started cause of classic lawyer questions like yours, heck Buck didn't even want to run with
any rules for the slash class if possible. If it makes you feel any better I
have a new slash in the garage that I haven't used or open in 3 weeks now,
because my wife would kill me if she knew I had another car.
I know against Matt Sunderlage, I don't have a chance. So I am devising
a smoke/oil system to lay it down like spy hunter But its all good
I just want another class to run On Fridays.
Dynodan22
Come Ole I think there just setting up the slash class to have some fun
nothing more. Beside can't you race the t4 in stock or mod class
on Fridays? Thats how rules get started cause of classic lawyer questions like yours, heck Buck didn't even want to run with
any rules for the slash class if possible. If it makes you feel any better I
have a new slash in the garage that I haven't used or open in 3 weeks now,
because my wife would kill me if she knew I had another car.
I know against Matt Sunderlage, I don't have a chance. So I am devising
a smoke/oil system to lay it down like spy hunter But its all good
I just want another class to run On Fridays.
Dynodan22
#44
Hello everyone,
Well where do I start. I am ashamed to say that I have been gone over the past couple of months to stay on top of this thread and I have not been able to follow it. I started to read that past couple of pages and I cannot beleive that something as simple as naming a race division for a current vehicle that has started a trend of racing that will surely continue to grow has gotten some of you guys acting crazy. So here it is, Straight from me.
Yes we will be running Slashes at Trackside this winter.
Name of the class will be Slash.
Rules will be as follows:
Stock tires
Stock Bodies
Any Brushless motor system up to a 10.5 Brushless system and this includes the Traxxas Velenion system.
Brushed motors Either Stock, 19turn or 12Turn motor that comes with Slash.
Hop ups, Any options that are out and designed specifically for the Slash.
Batteries: 6 cell or Lipo
Now before anyone goes nuts and starts to make what if scenario's. WAIT!
This is a new class, Yes!
Will other companies join in the popularity of this class and come out with trucks, bodies, tires ect.ect.ect.ect. Yes, Yes, Yes and Yes.
Will we modify the rules for this class as this class progresses and Proline and J Concepts and AE and others make things for this form of racing. Yes!
The Slashes are a very inexpensive way to get into racing and we anticipate many people buying Slashes and joining in the fun. At this time, I am not going to allow racers to convert any type of vehicle to run in this class. If you have a stadium truck there is not need to convert it, we have a class for you so you can race it. So as this class begins, it will be Slashes and only Slashes that run in this class.
And Budzine, before you go off on me and give me some reason why I should allow you and others to run converted trucks, instead of wasting a ton of money to covert something, Spend close to the same amount of money and buy a Slash! If you don't want to buy a slash, run your T4 in stadium truck.
We are going to have an absolute blast with the Slashes this fall and winter and we look forward to the racers that choose to join us for the fun of racing. Beside what form of racing can you by a 200 truck and race and be competitive.
And thats all I got to say about that.
Scotty
Well where do I start. I am ashamed to say that I have been gone over the past couple of months to stay on top of this thread and I have not been able to follow it. I started to read that past couple of pages and I cannot beleive that something as simple as naming a race division for a current vehicle that has started a trend of racing that will surely continue to grow has gotten some of you guys acting crazy. So here it is, Straight from me.
Yes we will be running Slashes at Trackside this winter.
Name of the class will be Slash.
Rules will be as follows:
Stock tires
Stock Bodies
Any Brushless motor system up to a 10.5 Brushless system and this includes the Traxxas Velenion system.
Brushed motors Either Stock, 19turn or 12Turn motor that comes with Slash.
Hop ups, Any options that are out and designed specifically for the Slash.
Batteries: 6 cell or Lipo
Now before anyone goes nuts and starts to make what if scenario's. WAIT!
This is a new class, Yes!
Will other companies join in the popularity of this class and come out with trucks, bodies, tires ect.ect.ect.ect. Yes, Yes, Yes and Yes.
Will we modify the rules for this class as this class progresses and Proline and J Concepts and AE and others make things for this form of racing. Yes!
The Slashes are a very inexpensive way to get into racing and we anticipate many people buying Slashes and joining in the fun. At this time, I am not going to allow racers to convert any type of vehicle to run in this class. If you have a stadium truck there is not need to convert it, we have a class for you so you can race it. So as this class begins, it will be Slashes and only Slashes that run in this class.
And Budzine, before you go off on me and give me some reason why I should allow you and others to run converted trucks, instead of wasting a ton of money to covert something, Spend close to the same amount of money and buy a Slash! If you don't want to buy a slash, run your T4 in stadium truck.
We are going to have an absolute blast with the Slashes this fall and winter and we look forward to the racers that choose to join us for the fun of racing. Beside what form of racing can you by a 200 truck and race and be competitive.
And thats all I got to say about that.
Scotty
#45
Sounds like a fun class to race this winter.