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Guess this is the best place to post it. Also forgot to mention that it's basically for the NY/NJ/CT resident racers but everyone is welcome.
For those of you that race onroads (electric and nitro) Prospeed is having a Fathers day trophy race on June 18, 2006. Lots of fun and great attitudes. Some of us have raced at prospeed in the past but this year is different. We are on a new track. Basically, it's brand new asphalt with no cracks to negotiate as was the issue in the past races at prospeed.
It's a medium grip surface that gets even better as the day goes by. 37-40 shore tires are the foams of choice. For the electric racers (19t), CS 27's are perfect. There is very good tire wear since the grain is very small on the asphalt. What makes this a challenging track is the grade changes from the left side to right side of the track.
It's a big track (180x100) so you can wind out the engines and motors pretty well. Be prepared to adjust your gearing.
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For those of you that race onroads (electric and nitro) Prospeed is having a Fathers day trophy race on June 18, 2006. Lots of fun and great attitudes. Some of us have raced at prospeed in the past but this year is different. We are on a new track. Basically, it's brand new asphalt with no cracks to negotiate as was the issue in the past races at prospeed.
It's a medium grip surface that gets even better as the day goes by. 37-40 shore tires are the foams of choice. For the electric racers (19t), CS 27's are perfect. There is very good tire wear since the grain is very small on the asphalt. What makes this a challenging track is the grade changes from the left side to right side of the track.
It's a big track (180x100) so you can wind out the engines and motors pretty well. Be prepared to adjust your gearing.
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