SORRCA Competition Rules Release - Class Specs and scale points SORRCA Scale Off Road RC Association THESE RULES HAVE BEEN PUT ON HOLD. For more information please read this: http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/scale-comp-rules/295134-sorrca-rules-hold.html thanks |
I would like to be the first to say you guys did an excellent job on the rules. they are clear, concise and to the point. I particularly like the Glossary. It is a well needed addition. I only have one complaint, Why are reduced tires not allowed? If the tires start as approved tires and meet the maximum height requirements for each class, what does it matter? This really hurts the people running 1.55 wheels as good performing scale tires are few and far between. I know this was brought up before but i still think it is something that should be looked into. Once again, great job guys!"thumbsup" |
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My basic explanation.:mrgreen: |
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BTW, thanks for all the hard work!!! |
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http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j1...inart24/19.jpg http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j1...inart24/22.jpg This is a list of available tires for all classes,hope that helps.Remember it is not all inclusive,just some of the available production tires that are readily available. We needed to draw the line somewere to keep separation in the classes and to try and keep the rigs performance levels simular in those classes |
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Post a pic for all to see Justin,we actually never discussed a realistic inner fender in lue of a outer fender. |
What rig does this effect? The F-350? Isn't that a class 3 rig? |
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When you say "no fender" look, my initial thought would be to say it's not 50% if it's not there ... however, from reading what the other guys are saying, it sounds like you have possibly built the structure/support of a fender and just "lost the skin" on one side. For me, I'd say that probably is 50%+ but regardless of what anyone in here tells you specifically, it will all come down to the guy teching your rig in. On the national level ... there is some grey area that is somewhat unavoidable. We have tried to eliminate that as best as we could. So, that said, your local guy may consider something to be 50% that someone else might not. I'd urge you and all others to err on the side of caution. Before attending a national (or local) event ask specific questions of the person running the event with pictures, etc. Over time, as everyone gets familiar with the intent of the rules, etc, things will all become clearer and more level across the nation/world/galaxy .... ;-) |
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Yes Tim, my F-350 is going to be my C3 rig, sorry for the confusion. I have been waiting to build my C2 Tundra Truggy with Tango down rims and the new RC4WD 1.9 Mud Slingers. But I was just wondering, as long if we make the inner fenders very detailed like a 1:1, would it be ok in C2. Here is a example of dready's tunrda. http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/j...IMG_2164-1.jpg I was just thinking allowing this because there is not a lot of offset 1.9 rims getting made. I could make a narrowed front end but I think the "no fender" look, looks a lot more scale than narrowing, but that's just my opinion. BTW, again great job on the rules gentlemen, turned clean and easy to read."thumbsup" |
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Glad to see the rules out, good job guys. Can't wait to see the course rules and points. |
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Determining if the wheelbase "fits the concept/body" has always been a judgment call and nobody seemed to be up in arms about it. "Some fender trimming", determining if a rig resembles a street rig, etc. Unless something has a 100% concrete measurement point (and we did as much as we could in this regard) some things will be left to the judgment of the ... judge. Justin, We are discussing this right now and will try to respond as quickly as possible. Another thing to keep in mind is that removing of the fender skins may count as pinching the front. Though that is legal in Class 2, you are limited in that you cannot pinch the front, dove the rear and do boat sides. (Section 4.4 under class 2). |
Question on class two. Is this body legal? I am in question on the front fenders are mod? http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/pictu...ictureid=15362 http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/pictu...ictureid=15351 |
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I see no picture .... |
There's your answer. No body = not legal. |
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Sorry to confuse you guys. Just trying to find out answer to my questions. Not looking to be harassed. |
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I don't see any picture posted with your question so I'm not sure what you are asking. |
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You may have posted something but I cannot see it. Can you provide a link to a picture? |
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