1/24 comp ideas

[celticsun33]

I'd love to have a 1/24 comp. I would like to have a "stock" class and a modified class. What specs would you allow for a stock class? I know guys almost immediately add brass, change wheels and tires, and maybe shocks. So I doubt there are hardly any fully stock trucks. What is your opinion on mods to allow in a stock class? I was thinking 1) aftermarket wheel/tires, 2) shocks 3) a weight limit to limit amount of brass. No other mods including motor, servo, chassis, aftermarket links, axles, etc. What are your opinions?

[Trike Kid]

I think they'd be tough to divide up without ending up with 3 classes the way 1/10 scale comps are run. Stock should be stock, any combination of stock components (Deadbolt tires on your C10, C10 front links on your Deadbolt etc...) reconfigure what comes in the box to your heart's content. Then you need an intermediate class for guys with tires/wheels, some brass, maybe bigger brushed motors and an unlimited/open class for guys with big tires (Scramlers, LittleGuy), brushless power, aftermarket chassis etc...

[celticsun33]

Originally Posted by Trike Kid

I think they'd be tough to divide up without ending up with 3 classes the way 1/10 scale comps are run. Stock should be stock, any combination of stock components (Deadbolt tires on your C10, C10 front links on your Deadbolt etc...) reconfigure what comes in the box to your heart's content. Then you need an intermediate class for guys with tires/wheels, some brass, maybe bigger brushed motors and an unlimited/open class for guys with big tires (Scramlers, LittleGuy), brushless power, aftermarket chassis etc...

Thanks. I'll let you know how it goes.

[mtbAndy]

I came across Mid Atlantic Micro Crawlers on Facebook. They are planning a comp event for 2022. Here are the rules listed on their website for 4 classes. Class Rules – Mid Atlantic Micro Crawlers