Love it! Definitely think this is gonna take off. My cousin in Florida says no prep drag racing has been really big the last few years. Got a 2wd slash that this would be perfect for!
I really love that Nova body! Looks like MurderNova. I'm liking this project already, and yes I think this is going to be a bigger segment of this hobby. There was drag cars in the 90s too, but they vere expensive and with narrow selection of chassis and bodies available. I still remember some of the drag projects in RCCA in the 90s.
This is pretty much my next big project. I’m still researching the proper way to go about it so this video is greatly appreciated. Also this is the first AE drag car I’ve seen and I’m die hard AE till I started crawling and sold off 3 generations of Associated race cars/trucks, yes I had all of them. Thank you for this.
Yes I do believe this is starting a new genre of RC! My brother has a drag spec Traxxas Rustler with a huge castle motor and 1:1 gearing with big slicks and skinnies. The thing rips!
Its catching on big time in Oregon. Nw hobbies shop is starting this Sunday with a test and tune day. Then the next Sunday is no prep race day at Nw Hobbies. Best hobby shop in the west! 5 indoor tracks already with another 125x 50 foot pro track going in as I type. So lucky I live 2 minute drive away!
Told my wife back in April this was going to be the next big thing in RC. Ieven got my local shops to pickup all these parts. And they're selling out as fast as they can get them in.
I did the 1/8 rally slash conversation don't run it much anymore soooooo looks like it may turn into a dragster!! Thanks again mr Matt for a new project!
I have a project General Lee using a Helion Animus chassis. I converted it to 2wd and 3D printed a spool to replace the rear diff spider and side gears. Pretty simple design and should be plenty durable in PETG.
This type of conversion had been popular while a while now. One of the most popular vehicles to user is the 2WD Traxxas Slash. There are several bodies already available, almost all of which are designed to fit perfectly on the 2WD Slash, including the Nova you selected.
I just stopped for a break from revamping the inside of my hobby shop and tada a video about the stuff we are getting into. Currently making a section for No prep drag cars and a spot for Monster trucks. Planning for a clay track in the spring to start racing on
I used shoe goo in the rear diff. of my hpi bullet. Works great as a "locker". Its held up for the better part of a year so far. Gotta clean all the oil or grease outta there first.
Yes, it'll catch on, I'm in the process of getting ALL the parts needed as I follow the Pro-Line setup they did on RUclips about 2 weeks ago~! Looking for a paint scheme also NOT the ordinary Black they used.
Everyone is getting into this! It's the realisation that the only thing different than full scale is the car lol. Best sport that rc could provide yet!
Metallic midnight blue. I have a track rc10b that may be a great candidate for a dragster. Thanks bud. I cant tell if the wheelbase is the same but the chassis and components all look identical. Hmm, nice.
Matt I think you're right everybody's got a traxxas or an associated lying around. I've been tempted to do something with them since my local track has closed so I might as well put them back in service considering I spent so much money on them .
Oh man I so glad your using a Team Associated, everyone has a Traxxas I only have Team Associated SCT . I was wondering if I could use one. It definitely looks fun, been trying to hold out, but know I am going to have to go for it with your help. Thanks 🏁👻👍.I think it will catch on, I hope rally will to someday.
I always fancied doing the old Gasser class in 1/10th and 5th scale if I could find a tri chevy body, seen a few tenth but no 5th scale. plenty of wheel tyre suspension options i 5th and of course tenth scale.
I'm from San Antonio TX and they'res been a big drag scene out here forever. I figured it was pretty popular everywhere. Sadly that's about all my city has to offer. There are crawling even but I'd like to get more into racing
I can help you with the speed. Dropping a Maclan drk with the drk 160+ in a stock drag slash tomorrow, to keep up with my other dragsters. Tp power is no joke and the hole shot dragmaster from rotor Ron is another speed demon.
A few of us are going to be getting together to do this in the whitby/ oshawa area. I have one in the works and know others that will be using touring cars as well
Sweeping is prepping. We don't sweep in the real no preps. For beginners the 2wd slash has the most available aftermarket in no prep. Picking other platforms while perfectly acceptable, is a huge handicap on yourself.
Man, I'm into this, but...and it's a big one Becky...I want a 55 2 door post to make Falfa/2 Lane Blacktop car. Mostly because, knowing me, it'll roll and catch fire like the end of American Graffiti (spoilers). Great! Now the wheels are spinning (Ha!), guess there's another RC purchase happening. Thanks Matt.
I love you and Josh.......besides you guys in the #1 spot I like TRD Adventures, Rock Pirates RC, Exocaged RC, Topher Builds and West Desert Wheeler as well as some Rc Review..........completing my first build but after watching you and Hemistorm I feel like I can build the C1 thats scale.....I like your review of the ssd trail king kit......the buffalo...the 10.3 but my favorite it the budget buildoffs.......The honcho and trx4 budget builds gave me so muvh info! Now you got me thinking of drag racing to throw into my mix of primarily crawling with somebashing! I hope some day to build a truck you and Josh would enjoy! Thankyou, I cant remember the last time ive had this type of passion for a hobbie and you and Josh really support that with your videos!!!
Also do you have a team associated pro4 sc10...i thought i seen one in your shop video? If so what are the stock parts # on esc and motor???? Thanks again!!!!
I appreciate all the kind words! I really enjoy sharing this hobby with others, and I'm glad that I can help inspire. No Pro4 SC10 here I'm afraid. I had an early days SC10, but that's long gone now.
Would be a nice class to add im trying to start a fpv on road race class. The only issue I see is the courses are flat and there's no raceline so it's kind of hard to distinguish when the turn is coming up if the tracks were built more to scale with smooth slopes and turns maybe copy a track like lime rock or Laguna Seca it would be more fun the evolution of RC cars have advanced but the tracks still remain the same. I'll ask when I see suspension tuning for these flat tracks you ain't have to do much for your car to hook, carpet racing is nice but unrealistic so the cars can fly around turns easily with their foam wheels. I have seen a few tracks used by IFMAR that looked great but still flat.
Add Silicone ear plugs in the diff far better than grease or thick oil, warm them up mould them and stuff as much in as possible ninety nine percent locked but a bit of give to protect running gear. I would like to see it 50's 60's Gasser high front straight axle froma 1/14th Tamiya truck along with leaf springs, solid rear axle froma crawler plus wheelie bar, open arches by radiusing them so you can have a couple of mil tyre sticking out and a real 50's paint job very intricate using silk and net curtains to spray through in contrasting colour's Have a look at the Gassers nations uploads.
I would paint it a bright color, it makes it easy to see. Now lets think about this #1 runtime 5 to 20 sec a run. #2 race it down the track 15 to 20 times ( now the total time driving the R/C car is minimum of 1min 15 sec to a maximum 6min 36 sec ) The closest place for me to race or rock crawling is 60 miles to 150 miles one way ( 1hour to 3 hours plus drive time). Both racing and rock crawling I get to drive the R/C car or truck for 45min to 2 hour. So Drag racing has to little play time for the time or money that I put into R/C cars or trucks.
YES!!!!!1!!!UNO! I would so love to do this. They look like wicked fun. I would go too far and put a scale correct solid axle rear though lol but really the slash is so versatile and parts are cheap amd plentiful. Oh wait ae? Ok you have my full attention sir!
had a hand in drag racing this side of the world, used a Xray t4, with a 3.5t, was a machine. As a joke we got a flying fish (hsp brand drift/onroad chassis) poped a 4T into it as a joke, expecting diffs to explode... well to our suprise that thing was a MACHINE!!!
We went to the AMA show in Pomona few weeks ago and they had a a drag strip set up. Those things are really fast and there were some spectacular yard sales once you start to get sideways. My first thought is why not paddle tires and sand drags.
Think proline just came out with a no prep tires ? Could be wrong. But I have a 2wd slash I'm dying to convert. But I wish someone would come out with a solid axle conversion. That would be sweet. Love the nova body , can't wait to see the progress
Yeah RC4WD had a solid rear axle kit for the slash a while back but its no longer in production. I have a TON of ideas for solid rear axle street cars. Did you hear that GCM???
@@RandomStuffGarage619 I remember that kit , it didn't last long if I remember correctly. But if this no prep thing takes off like I think its going to , someone may want to come out with something. In the mean time love to see what people come up with.
@@RandomStuffGarage619 I just found out axial is coming out with a ifs suspension kit for there scx10 ll . Don't know how its going to work out but may try to use that platform to build a drag car , the front ifs , solid rear axle, full frame , and a ton of aftermarket for parts. Think I could make it work. In 2wd that is
@@mainebearhunter3444 Holy crap really??! That's huge news! How have I not seen that??? Might be time to cave and buy my first scx10 lol *edit* just researched this, found ZERO evidence on forums, websites, RUclips... Nothing. What's your source? Link?
@@RandomStuffGarage619 I believe it was Harley designs channel. He did a video of up coming stuff , I was half asleep when I watched it. I'm not even 100% it was that channel , I'll look and see if I can find it. But I know I saw it.
It's not a question of "If" it will catch on. Companies are making parts and there are sanctioning bodies and online support for the class, it caught on. It's a matter of whether or not it will last. I hope so, drag racing is tons of fun. -"Angry" Dave
I don't see this lasting without increasingly heavy class regulation. The thing with drag racing is that it's really equipment-dependent - how much power you have and how well you can put it to the ground. You end up in a situation where the most expensive build generally tends to win, barring any driving mistakes.
@@VestedUTuber Power is generally second to traction. Everyone can make power, not everyone can get it to stick. That's where the competition of drag racing truly lies. The good thing is, different venues and mother nature will always render last race's set up void. This way money in the build is much less a factor. Real drag racers ( which I am ) pride ourselves on whippin' your ass and spending less to do it. Hopefully that spirit will carry through and keep the 1/10 counterpart alive for a long time. The class regulation will come with time just as it did in real drag racing. It split into multiple classes to accommodate different tastes, styles, and budgets. If RC follows suit, It should be fine. Only time will tell. -"Angry" Dave
If it's cool enough for you it's cool enough for me...lol Seriously tho, I have never seen rc drag racing but the stance on that thing is wicked. I may seriously have to build a drag rc to ad to my collection!
I assume since it’s an outlaw class there are no motor restrictions looked at the FB page and didn’t see a motor restriction unless Iam missing something. Great video as always
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Nice to see this catching on. I really wish rally caught on as well.
I’m going to get a Capra to turn into a drag car. It’ll be perfect.
Rally always seems to be on the side line, never seems to get much coverage in 1:1 world either, it deserves more attention as a genre!
Lol dont forget the 6x6 conversion and drift tires!
Rally will be my next RC also! Wished it was more popular also! Love watching rally RC vids
No prep has been around a really long time. It's not catching on. At all.
@@johnbasterson7938 since when? I raced rc drags in the 90s and it was all prep. I was #6 in the world then at 1.474 @ 90 mph
Love it! Definitely think this is gonna take off. My cousin in Florida says no prep drag racing has been really big the last few years. Got a 2wd slash that this would be perfect for!
I'm in! Mine will be on the SC6.1 chassis with all my B6 pieces and JConcepts Foxbody Mustang sporting a SkyRC 6.5 on 2S.
I really love that Nova body! Looks like MurderNova. I'm liking this project already, and yes I think this is going to be a bigger segment of this hobby.
There was drag cars in the 90s too, but they vere expensive and with narrow selection of chassis and bodies available.
I still remember some of the drag projects in RCCA in the 90s.
Hell yeah! I want to build one! And I’ve got a 2wd slash sitting around needing work!
This is pretty much my next big project. I’m still researching the proper way to go about it so this video is greatly appreciated. Also this is the first AE drag car I’ve seen and I’m die hard AE till I started crawling and sold off 3 generations of Associated race cars/trucks, yes I had all of them. Thank you for this.
Yes I do believe this is starting a new genre of RC! My brother has a drag spec Traxxas Rustler with a huge castle motor and 1:1 gearing with big slicks and skinnies. The thing rips!
Its catching on big time in Oregon. Nw hobbies shop is starting this Sunday with a test and tune day. Then the next Sunday is no prep race day at Nw Hobbies. Best hobby shop in the west! 5 indoor tracks already with another 125x 50 foot pro track going in as I type. So lucky I live 2 minute drive away!
I've been a NHRA fan for a long time These no prep drag cars are Awesome can't wait to see this build
Told my wife back in April this was going to be the next big thing in RC. Ieven got my local shops to pickup all these parts. And they're selling out as fast as they can get them in.
I did the 1/8 rally slash conversation don't run it much anymore soooooo looks like it may turn into a dragster!! Thanks again mr Matt for a new project!
I have a project General Lee using a Helion Animus chassis. I converted it to 2wd and 3D printed a spool to replace the rear diff spider and side gears. Pretty simple design and should be plenty durable in PETG.
I’ll catch you at the spot. Let’s run for pinks!
"Dude I almost had you eh?"
Harley Designs let’s run it 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
@@RandomStuffGarage619 you didnt have your car!
This type of conversion had been popular while a while now. One of the most popular vehicles to user is the 2WD Traxxas Slash. There are several bodies already available, almost all of which are designed to fit perfectly on the 2WD Slash, including the Nova you selected.
I just stopped for a break from revamping the inside of my hobby shop and tada a video about the stuff we are getting into. Currently making a section for No prep drag cars and a spot for Monster trucks. Planning for a clay track in the spring to start racing on
I used shoe goo in the rear diff. of my hpi bullet. Works great as a "locker". Its held up for the better part of a year so far. Gotta clean all the oil or grease outta there first.
Definitely a change! I built a slash drag car and my son started his. They are super fun!
Yes, it'll catch on, I'm in the process of getting ALL the parts needed as I follow the Pro-Line setup they did on RUclips about 2 weeks ago~! Looking for a paint scheme also NOT the ordinary Black they used.
Everyone is getting into this! It's the realisation that the only thing different than full scale is the car lol. Best sport that rc could provide yet!
Gone are the days of grape soda asphalt and foam slicks on a funny car chassis. Hope this momentum keeps up!
Metallic midnight blue. I have a track rc10b that may be a great candidate for a dragster. Thanks bud. I cant tell if the wheelbase is the same but the chassis and components all look identical. Hmm, nice.
Love it! Answers the question: “What to do with the old buggies?” THANK YOU!
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I love this and I will be building one soon :) I'm glad RC drags are getting more attention now!
Matt I think you're right everybody's got a traxxas or an associated lying around. I've been tempted to do something with them since my local track has closed so I might as well put them back in service considering I spent so much money on them .
Tons of barely broken stuff on offer up. Hmmm...
Oh man I so glad your using a Team Associated, everyone has a Traxxas I only have Team Associated SCT . I was wondering if I could use one. It definitely looks fun, been trying to hold out, but know I am going to have to go for it with your help. Thanks 🏁👻👍.I think it will catch on, I hope rally will to someday.
I always fancied doing the old Gasser class in 1/10th and 5th scale if I could find a tri chevy body, seen a few tenth but no 5th scale. plenty of wheel tyre suspension options i 5th and of course tenth scale.
Can’t wait to see what you do with it
Good stuff. I have a lcg slash sitting on the shelf. Might have to get some of those go fast parts
I'm from San Antonio TX and they'res been a big drag scene out here forever. I figured it was pretty popular everywhere. Sadly that's about all my city has to offer. There are crawling even but I'd like to get more into racing
super cool and so glad to c this class come about! I'll be building a few!
I can help you with the speed. Dropping a Maclan drk with the drk 160+ in a stock drag slash tomorrow, to keep up with my other dragsters. Tp power is no joke and the hole shot dragmaster from rotor Ron is another speed demon.
cool stuff.. The body is real cool too..Can't wait to see the next steps. Cheers!
Just bought a slash last week and a stampede for my son, I'm already converting mine to a no prep drag car.
These have definitely caught on and are a ton of fun to build and drive!
its good to see your using a good quality chassis
Great looking nova body. No prep drag race should do well. A classic flame would fit the car. I want one for the shelf just to look cool
Like the Nova body shell, pure old school, go burn some rubber... Looking forward to the series, as always.
A few of us are going to be getting together to do this in the whitby/ oshawa area. I have one in the works and know others that will be using touring cars as well
Oh yeah dragsters are getting big!
Hell yes I love this . I love the no prep drag racing . So excited your doing this
Love the nova body! Looks badass! Making me want to convert the granite!
I think it will catch on just like scale crawlers did and no one thought they would
Sweeping is prepping. We don't sweep in the real no preps. For beginners the 2wd slash has the most available aftermarket in no prep. Picking other platforms while perfectly acceptable, is a huge handicap on yourself.
Man, I'm into this, but...and it's a big one Becky...I want a 55 2 door post to make Falfa/2 Lane Blacktop car. Mostly because, knowing me, it'll roll and catch fire like the end of American Graffiti (spoilers). Great! Now the wheels are spinning (Ha!), guess there's another RC purchase happening. Thanks Matt.
Yes sir that body is dope
I love you and Josh.......besides you guys in the #1 spot I like TRD Adventures, Rock Pirates RC, Exocaged RC, Topher Builds and West Desert Wheeler as well as some Rc Review..........completing my first build but after watching you and Hemistorm I feel like I can build the C1 thats scale.....I like your review of the ssd trail king kit......the buffalo...the 10.3 but my favorite it the budget buildoffs.......The honcho and trx4 budget builds gave me so muvh info! Now you got me thinking of drag racing to throw into my mix of primarily crawling with somebashing! I hope some day to build a truck you and Josh would enjoy!
Thankyou, I cant remember the last time ive had this type of passion for a hobbie and you and Josh really support that with your videos!!!
Also do you have a team associated pro4 sc10...i thought i seen one in your shop video? If so what are the stock parts # on esc and motor???? Thanks again!!!!
I appreciate all the kind words! I really enjoy sharing this hobby with others, and I'm glad that I can help inspire. No Pro4 SC10 here I'm afraid. I had an early days SC10, but that's long gone now.
Looks cool. Looking forward to more with this vehicle. Love the Nova body.
This is going to be an epic series, blood red metal flake for paint would be awesome.
I’m tryin too find one already done and ready to go!!!
Yes! You went with the Nova body! I love the Nova. Great video!
Nice lookin build.
Search tamiya diff putty on ebay. Works well for semi locking diffs on these type of cars.
I use it on all my 132’ racecars.
Looking forward to.. ..
Dark metallic blue, with a ton of metal flake, black crome bumbers, flat black grill. Blue Halo lights...
You got to do a burnt orange with a white stripe down the middle👍👍👍
I hope you continue this build log.
Not to worry, much more to come!
No prep looks like it would be a blast! 👍🏼Time to hit up evilbay for a building base!
Look forward to this!! As far as paint color I would do a era correct ugly green 👍🏻
Would be a nice class to add im trying to start a fpv on road race class. The only issue I see is the courses are flat and there's no raceline so it's kind of hard to distinguish when the turn is coming up if the tracks were built more to scale with smooth slopes and turns maybe copy a track like lime rock or Laguna Seca it would be more fun the evolution of RC cars have advanced but the tracks still remain the same. I'll ask when I see suspension tuning for these flat tracks you ain't have to do much for your car to hook, carpet racing is nice but unrealistic so the cars can fly around turns easily with their foam wheels. I have seen a few tracks used by IFMAR that looked great but still flat.
I think it will catch on I'm going to build one out of a grasshopper with a samari body
Bahaha I can totally picture that and its been done with 1:1 sammys lol DO IT!!!
Add Silicone ear plugs in the diff far better than grease or thick oil, warm them up mould them and stuff as much in as possible ninety nine percent locked but a bit of give to protect running gear.
I would like to see it 50's 60's Gasser high front straight axle froma 1/14th Tamiya truck along with leaf springs, solid rear axle froma crawler plus wheelie bar, open arches by radiusing them so you can have a couple of mil tyre sticking out and a real 50's paint job very intricate using silk and net curtains to spray through in contrasting colour's Have a look at the Gassers nations uploads.
love it AND I would love t see a painted silver with black racing strips or black with silver
So cool to see you do this video, I've been thinking about doing this and trying to talk my buds into it as well
It does seem to be taking off in popularity. If only a RC manufacture would go ahead and make a kit for no prep. (hint hint)
Team associated has just launched one, so there you go!
Awesome project man! Can't wait to see it progress 😎
When you get done with that wheelie bar I need one too! Lol
Enjoying! And Following! Be well!
And you picked the nova I have!!!😍🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Street outlaws murder nova is a badass car,check it out!!
I would paint it a bright color, it makes it easy to see. Now lets think about this #1 runtime 5 to 20 sec a run. #2 race it down the track 15 to 20 times ( now the total time driving the R/C car is minimum of 1min 15 sec to a maximum 6min 36 sec ) The closest place for me to race or rock crawling is 60 miles to 150 miles one way ( 1hour to 3 hours plus drive time). Both racing and rock crawling I get to drive the R/C car or truck for 45min to 2 hour. So Drag racing has to little play time for the time or money that I put into R/C cars or trucks.
You know Josh gonna follow in your footsteps.he been continplating I believe
Excelent vid bud! Looking at my team associated B6 to transform into a drag car.
YES!!!!!1!!!UNO!
I would so love to do this. They look like wicked fun. I would go too far and put a scale correct solid axle rear though lol but really the slash is so versatile and parts are cheap amd plentiful. Oh wait ae? Ok you have my full attention sir!
Helllllll yea bro so pumped. I like scale but this is fun too 👊
Looking forward to this one 🤘
As soon as you put on that body, the only color I could see was purple. Have fun, man!
Have a foxbody lcg slash. Needs wheelie bar... but it's fun.
no prep is a big thing in drag racing with the street outlaws show that its getting big in the hobbys now 2 its everywhere lol take care man
had a hand in drag racing this side of the world, used a Xray t4, with a 3.5t, was a machine. As a joke we got a flying fish (hsp brand drift/onroad chassis) poped a 4T into it as a joke, expecting diffs to explode... well to our suprise that thing was a MACHINE!!!
Yes nice one mate cool vid love the drag car.
Awesome idea I’m keen on building one
Also check out local school gyms if you want to test it a little.
Love this project
That’s a badass looking Nova :D
SBG!!! Drag racing!!! Yea this will be interesting 🤙
We went to the AMA show in Pomona few weeks ago and they had a a drag strip set up. Those things are really fast and there were some spectacular yard sales once you start to get sideways. My first thought is why not paddle tires and sand drags.
Omg dude scale uphill sandrail drags would be siiiiiiiiick!!!!
Think proline just came out with a no prep tires ? Could be wrong. But I have a 2wd slash I'm dying to convert. But I wish someone would come out with a solid axle conversion. That would be sweet. Love the nova body , can't wait to see the progress
Yeah RC4WD had a solid rear axle kit for the slash a while back but its no longer in production. I have a TON of ideas for solid rear axle street cars. Did you hear that GCM???
@@RandomStuffGarage619 I remember that kit , it didn't last long if I remember correctly. But if this no prep thing takes off like I think its going to , someone may want to come out with something. In the mean time love to see what people come up with.
@@RandomStuffGarage619 I just found out axial is coming out with a ifs suspension kit for there scx10 ll . Don't know how its going to work out but may try to use that platform to build a drag car , the front ifs , solid rear axle, full frame , and a ton of aftermarket for parts. Think I could make it work. In 2wd that is
@@mainebearhunter3444 Holy crap really??! That's huge news! How have I not seen that??? Might be time to cave and buy my first scx10 lol
*edit* just researched this, found ZERO evidence on forums, websites, RUclips... Nothing. What's your source? Link?
@@RandomStuffGarage619 I believe it was Harley designs channel. He did a video of up coming stuff , I was half asleep when I watched it. I'm not even 100% it was that channel , I'll look and see if I can find it. But I know I saw it.
Awesome build bro looks amazing great job happy bashing bud👍🤙😎🤪😜😝🙈🙉🙊👊✌
I just bought everything I need to build the exact same thing including the rc car.
It's not a question of "If" it will catch on. Companies are making parts and there are sanctioning bodies and online support for the class, it caught on. It's a matter of whether or not it will last. I hope so, drag racing is tons of fun. -"Angry" Dave
I don't see this lasting without increasingly heavy class regulation. The thing with drag racing is that it's really equipment-dependent - how much power you have and how well you can put it to the ground. You end up in a situation where the most expensive build generally tends to win, barring any driving mistakes.
@@VestedUTuber Power is generally second to traction. Everyone can make power, not everyone can get it to stick. That's where the competition of drag racing truly lies. The good thing is, different venues and mother nature will always render last race's set up void. This way money in the build is much less a factor. Real drag racers ( which I am ) pride ourselves on whippin' your ass and spending less to do it. Hopefully that spirit will carry through and keep the 1/10 counterpart alive for a long time. The class regulation will come with time just as it did in real drag racing. It split into multiple classes to accommodate different tastes, styles, and budgets. If RC follows suit, It should be fine. Only time will tell. -"Angry" Dave
Awesome video dude!
It don´t need no limited slip diff. It needs a spool. Full lock, weld the sucker.
That’s pretty cool,will there be an interior in there? May have to get my old b4 buggy out 😁
I have my B4 all set up DRAG racing it already on 6.5 2S.... Hope to get it up to size for this class racing too.
I almost have everything to build my b6.1d drag car. Just needs a wheelie bar and electronics.
So awesome!
I think your drag car would be cool with a spectra blue with the white "Yenko" stripes.or Gun metal gray and black
If it's cool enough for you it's cool enough for me...lol
Seriously tho, I have never seen rc drag racing but the stance on that thing is wicked. I may seriously have to build a drag rc to ad to my collection!
Im building one at the moment also. Ass. SC10 first gen.
what do i need to get the width on an sc10
Here is to Tim Smith!! The man that lit the fire!!
I assume since it’s an outlaw class there are no motor restrictions looked at the FB page and didn’t see a motor restriction unless Iam missing something. Great video as always
Electric blue with a sparkling white or pearl white stripe(s)