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Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2010 12:58 pm
by tecnica2001
Thanks Erich...that sorted that dilemma :sneaky:

Scr8p,
I agree, heavy metal should be run with Monster Truck tires, my favorite MT tires are the super Blackfoot tires...:D

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2010 8:28 pm
by Raul Garcia
Are super Blackfoot tires time specific? I too would like to see era specific additions/modifications for heavy metal/ classics. But you do need tires for certain vehicles, like Alyssa's Hornet...

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2010 9:19 pm
by scr8p
tamiya has been using these tires forever, starting with the monster beetle.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXGJ73&P=**Missing%20Data**

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2010 9:30 pm
by Raul Garcia
Cool..

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:03 pm
by aconsola
scr8p wrote: a class designed for monster trucks, and guys are running jconcept double d's. i mean, come on............ :roll:
The stock tractor treads got very little grip in the rear. Without the jc tires out back I would never get the lunchbox to clear that big double ;)

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 7:49 am
by scr8p
aconsola wrote:Without the jc tires out back I would never get the lunchbox to clear that big double ;)
don't worry. if the class goes to a silver can tamiya handout, you won't clear them no matter what tires you have on it. :lol:

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 8:21 am
by Brandon G
I plan on running a King Cab in the Heavy class... If we are thinking about changing up tire or motor rules, I need to know now before I start buying rubber and a motor.

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 9:01 am
by tecnica2001
Hey Brandon,

I doubt any more changes are going to happen, besides the motors for the "Classics Class".

Are you still racing 2wd and truck class??

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 9:11 am
by scr8p
i think the silver cans should go for the heavy metal class too. for guys wanting to run clods, it's their only choice besides 2 mild mods. you need to reverse the rotation of the rear motor. you can't do that with 27 turn stockers with fixed timing.

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 9:54 am
by Brandon G
tecnica2001 wrote:Hey Brandon,

I doubt any more changes are going to happen, besides the motors for the "Classics Class".

Are you still racing 2wd and truck class??
Yup, still got the other 2 classes planned.

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 12:48 pm
by bearrickster
is their a list of what class everyone is running? I am on the fence of running a truck or buggy? I have a RS4mt what class would that be in?

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 2:01 pm
by aconsola
bearrickster wrote:is their a list of what class everyone is running? I am on the fence of running a truck or buggy?
why not run both?

I ran 3 classes using a jrx-2, jrx-T and lunchbox. lots of fun.

This september I will have my daughter with me running her frog in classics, so I may have to cut one class myself due to logistics of driving/marshalling and vehicle prep.

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 2:01 pm
by tecnica2001
bearrickster wrote:is their a list of what class everyone is running? I am on the fence of running a truck or buggy? I have a RS4mt what class would that be in?
Is this a trick question?? :wink:

Woah, tough one there Rick, that would be something that I would run in 4wd against all the Schumachers, so I can "Monster Truck" my way to victory.... :lol: :lol:

Makes you wonder, where would the Tamiya Toyota Pre-runner 4wd fall into?? It was released in 1994, it's in one of the R/C Car Action Mag scans. :D

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 2:06 pm
by tecnica2001
aconsola wrote:
bearrickster wrote:is their a list of what class everyone is running? I am on the fence of running a truck or buggy?
why not run both?

This september I will have my daughter with me running her frog in classics, so I may have to cut one class myself due to logistics of driving/marshalling and vehicle prep.
Hey Aconsola,

If your daughter runs in "Classics" I'll let my daughter run my "Classics" entry, I really hope they do a separate class for the young ones...

Re: 2010 VINTAGE OFFROAD NATIONALS OFFICIAL THREAD• SEPT 16-

Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 2:54 pm
by bearrickster
aconsola wrote:
bearrickster wrote:is their a list of what class everyone is running? I am on the fence of running a truck or buggy?
why not run both?

I ran 3 classes using a jrx-2, jrx-T and lunchbox. lots of fun.

This september I will have my daughter with me running her frog in classics, so I may have to cut one class myself due to logistics of driving/marshalling and vehicle prep.
well that would be great if I had a job. I am haveing a hard enough time finding the money for 1 brushless system much less two :lol: plus the cost of the trip. I was looking for a LRP 17.5 to replace my 10.5 motor but mine melted down this weekend so now I am really in the hole now. :evil: not working is putting a big dent in my racing budget :( so its going to be my prose or a jrxt? plus with no tracks within a 100 miles of me, I want the lesser class as I dont get to race but about once a year. you know I need a chance :lol: I dont think they will let me run with the kids :mrgreen: