Class 1 rules

[blue devil toyota]

Ok you need to run a body of 1:10 scale or larger, retain it's original look, Keep at least 70% of it, and can't modify the width. (Tube chassis are allowed). Correct me if any of this is wrong.

Now my question is what are the restrictions on a Tube chassis? I see no mention of width, lenght, or height.

 

[BENDER]

I don't think they have any regulations for the tubers. They are normally heavier rigs, so they're at a slight dis-advantage already.

 

[TwistedCreations]

No restrictions on a tuber. As Bender said, a tube chassis weighs more than a body. But I would say it is the judges call if you go to extreme. Don't expect 2 have a 6" tube chassis with a 17" WB. The judges may make you slap a body on it or not run :mrgreen:

 

[blue devil toyota]

So could I make a tube chasis to mount on my current frame? Similar to a Formula Toy?

 

[TwistedCreations]

I don't see why not.

 

[PinchFlat]

The rules state "The a body must be 1/10th scale or larger." This includes a tube frame. It must be, within reason, a 1/10th scale tuber.

 

[Over-Rev]

The rules state "The a body must be 1/10th scale or larger." This includes a tube frame. It must be, within reason, a 1/10th scale tuber.

so what are these dimension's in 1/10 scale? Im @ 13.5X5.125X4.5 Tall

 

[chaostrigger]

What about a scx10 chassis with a truggy cage on the chassis instead of the rear bed?