Lake Superior R/C Club

Madman wrote: The Rustler would fit into either the stock/mod truck class depending on what other club members decide to run. Otherwise novice or a misfits class depending on who shows up with what type of vehicles.

If you are looking for more information on what people are running in their stadium trucks let me know.

I would love to know what people are running for stadium trucks, just trying to avoid buying a whole new car to fall into a class for this summer. But if it takes $150-$200 to get the rustler up to snuff then maybe i would consider a whole new truck.

Curious if Short Course Buggys are allowed in Pro2 class?

StatGSR wrote:

Madman wrote: The Rustler would fit into either the stock/mod truck class depending on what other club members decide to run. Otherwise novice or a misfits class depending on who shows up with what type of vehicles.

If you are looking for more information on what people are running in their stadium trucks let me know.

I would love to know what people are running for stadium trucks, just trying to avoid buying a whole new car to fall into a class for this summer. But if it takes $150-$200 to get the rustler up to snuff then maybe i would consider a whole new truck.

Your biggest difference from everyone else will be electronics. Everyone is running a brushless setup, after that the rustler doesn't offer as much tune ability as the higher end models. You should be fine with a motor and ESC upgrade to get back into the club racing scene.

silverdirt wrote:Curious if Short Course Buggys are allowed in Pro2 class?

Yes you can race your SCB with the Pro2's.

StatGSR wrote:

Madman wrote: The Rustler would fit into either the stock/mod truck class depending on what other club members decide to run. Otherwise novice or a misfits class depending on who shows up with what type of vehicles.

If you are looking for more information on what people are running in their stadium trucks let me know.

I would love to know what people are running for stadium trucks, just trying to avoid buying a whole new car to fall into a class for this summer. But if it takes $150-$200 to get the rustler up to snuff then maybe i would consider a whole new truck.

Most of the trucks you will see in that class are the team associated and losi models.

I'm also an old newbie, used to race at Wild west back in the 90's when I was a kid. Looking to either revive my b3 with brushless setup or get something completely different. Anyone have any recommendations? Are there any pro4's in the novice division? Just don't want to pour money into something that will be outdated...

TwoScoops wrote:I'm also an old newbie, used to race at Wild west back in the 90's when I was a kid. Looking to either revive my b3 with brushless setup or get something completely different. Anyone have any recommendations? Are there any pro4's in the novice division? Just don't want to pour money into something that will be outdated...

You can run anything in novice. The b3 would be just fine to get you re aquatinted. The truck and buggy class are always good classes. If you decide to go pro4 the class looks like it will be a good class for a while. Either way, buy good electronics and you will be good.

I have a losi eletric truck that I bought for Jett when I was racing last it has a Novak and motor and one of those adjustable receiver with radio bunch of tires any body can have it if they want to get somebody into the sport I'll bring it to the meeting

Tice I have the zombie car all ready for you

Nice ......can't wait..will be a little late getting there but should make it......still got the XXXT? if so bring that with ya......

I gave it away at the meeting

That was fun guys I'm so glad I came back thank you

Chris A. wrote:That was fun guys I'm so glad I came back thank you

We're all glad your back.

Its the year