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are the castle creation sidewinders motors at all equivalent to a 17.5 motor? or do they make a 17.5 motor.esc combo?

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No they're not the same. I'm sure they're similar but it needs to be a ROAR approved system

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I was just looking through the scanned section and realised my old 2wd race buggy might actually be legal. I just can't see that car as "vintage", but I didn't make the rules. :)

Cougar 2000 as seen in this pic: http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii225/minichamps11/Schumacher/Adverts/Cougar2000advert.jpg

Then next version was the Cougar 2000 1995 Specification, which would make mine a 93-94? I'll do some internet research and post back.

Sidenote: I'd love to have a NIB if anyone has one. 8)
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The cougar 200 was released in 1993, so it is eligible for the vintage nats.

The Tamiya Toyota Prerunner, the Ford F150 and the Chevy S10 were released in 1994, so not eligible.
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mikedealer wrote:are the castle creation sidewinders motors at all equivalent to a 17.5 motor? or do they make a 17.5 motor.esc combo?
They are not Roar approved. I talked the them and they said they don't really have stock equivalent and don't plan on haveing one. I know that hacker has is Roar approved and have a stock equivalent.

But I might be wrong, worth checking for yourself :)
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I've been looking into the brushless thing myself, here is the link to the roar approved list
http://www.roarracing.com/approvals/brushlessmotors.php
I'm still undecided as to what to get. I'd like to go tekin but they don't have an approved motor.

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I get a kick out of the brushless discussions on the Vintage Nationals thread! :lol:

I'll be bringing the 1985 Trinity Monster Horsepower!!! LOOK OUT!! :shock:
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Maybe I should clean up and put in new brushes on my Trinity Pink Machine :lol:
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civilguy wrote:I get a kick out of the brushless discussions on the Vintage Nationals thread! :lol:

I'll be bringing the 1985 Trinity Monster Horsepower!!! LOOK OUT!! :shock:
Hehe.

Hey, that's not fair, you can crank the timing to the moon on that thing!
I learned how to do that about 5 minutes before the ROAR 91 locked timing motors came out! :cry:

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terry.sc wrote:The cougar 200 was released in 1993, so it is eligible for the vintage nats.

The Tamiya Toyota Prerunner, the Ford F150 and the Chevy S10 were released in 1994, so not eligible.
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Is the track providing transponders?? I just sold my personal AMB, right before I found out about this event :roll:
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Mark Westerfield wrote:
scr8p wrote:hey do we need to have personal transponders for this track?
No, we have house transponders.
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They do have transponders but also can accept personals for those who have them.

Anscola- thanks for posting that I was just going to go look for it myself.

I'd love to run my old Joel Johnson Stocks... gotta love 30 something degree stock motors lol.

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aconsola wrote:I've been looking into the brushless thing myself, here is the link to the roar approved list
http://www.roarracing.com/approvals/brushlessmotors.php
I'm still undecided as to what to get. I'd like to go tekin but they don't have an approved motor.
The Tekin motors should be ROAR-approved in time for this event...They have just been sent in for approval :)

Being a team driver allows you good information :lol:
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I am looking up flights for the V Nats... What airport should i pick to fly in to?
anybody flying across the country for this besides me?? if so what did you find for ticket prices???
Have a nice day! :)

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