Everything about this is awesome. The track isn't so big that we can't see the cars, the cameraman has a good angle, the track is nice and tight so there's lots of action. Now this is what I'm talking about!
I'm not sure why we didn't get to see Mark Sousa in the opening intro starting in 4th position? Either way nice racing Mark. That was very unfortunate in A3.
Specs for 1/8th scale electric classes are actually quite simple. The only real limit is that you're only allowed to run 4S or lower and the motor and ESC have to be a 1/8th scale specific system. It's open motor otherwise.
@@kingzee1979zh Generally it's going to be a 100-160 amp ESC and anywhere from a 1900 to 2600kv motor, but again, the motor's only actually regulated by physical size and type, not KV rating. There's no rule that says you have to run X ESC amp rating and Y motor KV, as long as the system is 4S compatible and the motor is the correct dimensions. Any system designated for use with 1/8th scale models is going to be fine. There isn't a defined "stock" class for these if that's what you're asking about.
Everything about this is awesome. The track isn't so big that we can't see the cars, the cameraman has a good angle, the track is nice and tight so there's lots of action. Now this is what I'm talking about!
One of THE best head to head pro races ever.
Awesome! Try slowing down your throttle forward speed a few clicks. Works like traction control for me.
0:51 what a lucky bounce!! Truggy A-main is the show 👍🏾
I'm not sure why we didn't get to see Mark Sousa in the opening intro starting in 4th position? Either way nice racing Mark. That was very unfortunate in A3.
Joe is a Beast
🔥🔥🔥🔥
That track needs a big maxi pad for the heavy flow… 😂🏂🏄🛻🛻⤵️⤴️↩️↪️↘️↙️⬅️➡️
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Smooth cats
What an awesome race. 👌 what brand trucks are they mostly using tekno tlr ect would anyone know
All kinds of different brands. Tekno, TLR, XRAY, Mugen, HB Racing, Associated, Kyosho, etc.
Boe Jornhorst
I would want to know the specs and kv motor etc to race in this class
Specs for 1/8th scale electric classes are actually quite simple. The only real limit is that you're only allowed to run 4S or lower and the motor and ESC have to be a 1/8th scale specific system. It's open motor otherwise.
@@VestedUTubercertain system like amps and KV ?
@@kingzee1979zh
Generally it's going to be a 100-160 amp ESC and anywhere from a 1900 to 2600kv motor, but again, the motor's only actually regulated by physical size and type, not KV rating. There's no rule that says you have to run X ESC amp rating and Y motor KV, as long as the system is 4S compatible and the motor is the correct dimensions. Any system designated for use with 1/8th scale models is going to be fine.
There isn't a defined "stock" class for these if that's what you're asking about.