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any crawlers in MN?
- Thread starter 4x4rcfreek
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fast5xc
Quarry Creeper
Memories...
BTW nice avatar Jay.;-)
I don't whats wrong but I just can't find the wk in the pic. Is there something in the way?:lol:
intimadationrc
Rock Crawler
hmmmm i wonder who she was with tonight ....:-( lucky guy
tjb
Rock Crawler
hee hee I wonder!8)8)
BTW............ I am offically brushless baybay!:twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted:
johnnybrcman7
Rock Stacker
i was wondering can you run 2 trucks in the same class. like a wheely king and the axial
You can only enter 1 rig per class, you can change rigs from comp to comp though.
Each run takes 3-5 minutes, so lets call it 5 minutes a run to count for driver prep. Then figure we have upwards of 20 people entering the 2.2 class, thats 100 minutes for a single course, and we run 2 courses. So 200 minutes, plus 20 minutes to setup the second course. So when everything goes smooth, it takes us 3 hours to run a comp.
Each run takes 3-5 minutes, so lets call it 5 minutes a run to count for driver prep. Then figure we have upwards of 20 people entering the 2.2 class, thats 100 minutes for a single course, and we run 2 courses. So 200 minutes, plus 20 minutes to setup the second course. So when everything goes smooth, it takes us 3 hours to run a comp.
Stormin2u
I wanna be Dave
Way to go Al "thumbsup" The world awaits. 
johnnybrcman7
Rock Stacker
i was wondering is there any comps that are more like a trail run other then only rocks
MaddJack
Rock Stacker
maddjack
You could join us in the scaler class.
You could join us in the scaler class.
tjb
Rock Crawler
We normally do a trail run (follow the leader) all over the area we hold the comps. Plus running scalers also........
MaddJack
Rock Stacker
maddjack
Of course that's not all we do."thumbsup"
Of course that's not all we do."thumbsup"
johnnybrcman7
Rock Stacker
would a scorpion or a wheely king work or are thay to big
we run scalers after every comp, and have a few scale events through out the year.
johnnybrcman7
Rock Stacker
so the wk would be to big then
Stormin2u
I wanna be Dave
From my understanding the WK axle is a bit wide to fit within the body of a scale truck, and would not conform to the rule. But I'm not the guy Etype R is the guru.
my jeep uses WK axles.... But its a 1/8th scale build on what would be 44 inch scale tires, and the tires hang out a bit. Axial and TLT axles are better suited for scalers and comp rigs in my opinion.
Stormin2u
I wanna be Dave
Yup that's what I thought......
johnnybrcman7
Rock Stacker
so what would be the max wide of the axles that i could use
Stormin2u
I wanna be Dave
TLT axles are the narrowest axle avalable the AX-10 would be next narrowest. RC4WD has some narrow axles as well but they are spendy little buggers.
