http://www.longacreracing.com/...id=24

So much for finding a cheap form of racing.

 

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Damn, $900 for an RC scale? That is pretty nuts !!!!!!!!!

 

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Damn, $900 for an RC scale? That is pretty nuts !!!!!!!!!</TD></TR></TABLE>

= special introductory price!

 

some people take the RC car racing seriously. I can't see spending $2000 on a car that I can't sit in . . .

 

lol!
One good thing about RC cars would be i can use my Civic as the tow vehicle.

 

I used to race RC back in my school daze. I couldn't keep up with the f'ing money pit it was, in the STOCK class.

Example: Stock class motors were limited to $25 in cost. You HAD to have a new one for every race or you were not able to keep up. This was just one of the many things to make it a lot more than meets the eye.

Hmm, reminds me a little of Spec Miata. (Cheap to run, but not anywhere near the front).

 

Get a $45 MIP Tweakstation and call it a day never done anything fancy with the serpents and they seemed to do well