burm

While running the tc4, the only change I've ever made was to bring the rear shocks in one on the tower.VFW has less grip, especially comparing it to rr, where there was foam cars pelting the track with compound. One thing too, the turns are not as flowing as rr so you need to let off and find the fastest line. Setting the car up to turn is the key without giving up rear traction. You may want to remove a rear sway bar if you are using one. Hope that helps, I know it's hard to do when you get only 20 minutes to practice.

roadrashracing2

I have been looking for a low bite setup but with now luck, what is the best tire to run there? I've been using the cs-27s.

Hock

I think they are going to add the MIni 1/18 scale to the race event. there could be a good class of those

Mr casual

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With the recent popularity of the 18th scale class, we will be adding this to the lineup for the Cheeseland race. It will consist of the truck/buggy style vehicles. [Losi mini-T, Assoc.18T, 18B , Vendetta, MiniQuake. etc.] It will be run as an 'open ' class, minimal rules. Just have some fun. See you there, & stay fast.

Joe69

Will you also be having a stampede class in true HVF Racing tradition???

Mr casual

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No

rcracenut

iTrader: (52)

OK. Whos all coming up for the foam sedan 19t?

jimnew

----Raises hand, cautiously-----

rcracenut

iTrader: (52)

Come on Skip. You always say you like tight tracks. Goin?

Zac R

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i hope to be there i will have to see about foam that is if i get a car by then

Skip109

Oh yah I have been looking forward to this.
Count me in for 19T foam.

TOEBSTER2

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I'll be there to get in the way.

jimnew

Someones got to pack down the cusion

biker

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I plan on being there to provide some lapped traffic in 19T foam as well....

Joe69

You guys are nutz to run 19T on the small Cheesehead track!!