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Hi all my name is Tim I am going to start your club in jan 09 an thought I would introduce myself. I used to race buggys 14 years ago at teeside buggy club. I used to race a cougar 2 works and a cat 2000 ec. I packed it in to get some cash for a real car as I was into them for a good few years. Now I am married with kids the real cars are to expensive !
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Hi Tim,
You'll be more than welcome at Jarrow, and if you need any help getting your gear ready to race, just ask. 1/10th electric 4WD buggy is ideal. I know a CAT EC Tq'd and won the A final at Jarrow not long ago ![]()
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I am going to pop in to see your club next week but I have seen a video on your facebook and I like the track size and the big jump LOL I am trying to put together a competative car but on a budget so I have decided to get most of the stuff second hand from eBay ! Here's what I have got so far
B4 factory with a blue ally wishbones £55 JR9000z ultra fast servo 0.06 60degrees £17 Nosram storm 4.5 brushless (bit hot for 2wd) £18 Lrp 3000 mah battery £10 Already had a Losi pistol transmitter and a reciever Already got a charger for all battery types Inc lipo I need a good brushless esc which I am looking at a novak gtb |
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Thanks for the reply I know 4 wd would have been ideal but there so much more expensive that a b4 and I will go 4wd later when I have got back into the swing of driving agian as 14 years is a long time LOL
I need to know what tires to get and also what pinion to get for a 81t spurs with the 4.5 brushless Thanks |
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I noticed from the video that you don't lay any astrotuf so I guess grip is an issue for 2wd so what are the best tires to use for a b4 at your indoor track ?
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You need to use Schumacher tyres, in no other than YELLOW compound.
The most popular tread pattern is mini spike - so you would need: 1 pair 2WD front Schumacher Mini Spike Yellows 1 pair Rear (4WD and 2WD are the same rears) Schumacher mini spike yellows. There have been a couple of 2WD cars lately, but there is a danger of becoming frustrated at the lack of performance, as the hall is very slippery. Howver, there are plans to lay a lot more carpet down. We do have a club car you can use if you would like to try for a race or two. As for a pinion, run a 19 or 20 tooth 48dp pinion on the 4.5 in a B4 with 81T spur.
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Thanks for the help !
I noticed how slippy it looked on the vid and I used to do some racing in a sports hall back in the day and I know how slippy it was off AstroTurf I will get the tyres ! I am mainly going to use the b4 to learn to drive again as altho I used to do well 14 years ago I think since I havnt touched a rc car for so long it will be like starting from scratch ! It would be nice to try the club car ! I would bring my pistol style tranny I have also noticed after rebiulding the b4 that it needs a few new screws as there rounded off. What's the cheapest option for getting hold of some new ones ? |
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