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stum · 11:19 AM

They did not do an electric truggy class at the first pro-series event at CRC Raceway, but I was told there would be one in CT for their event later in the summer, not sure about the Delaware event.

It is an "official" class of pro-series with rules posted on the site now, and as more register and show up to events it will be a standard class. 1/8 buggy is already good sized, so I expect the truggy class to boom as the year goes on as many kits are out to convert as well as being sold by a few manufacturers ARR.

PS I had first pretty locked up at the last club event with my brushless 8ight-t (v1), but one of my ESC wires solder joint broke and took me out :( Kinda blew... she was handling great and I was driving pretty smooth with about a full lap lead at that point (racing nitro's).

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stum RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 603 Join Date: Jan 2008	07.04.2009, 11:16 AM They did not do an electric truggy class at the first pro-series event at CRC Raceway, but I was told there would be one in CT for their event later in the summer, not sure about the Delaware event. It is an "official" class of pro-series with rules posted on the site now, and as more register and show up to events it will be a standard class. 1/8 buggy is already good sized, so I expect the truggy class to boom as the year goes on as many kits are out to convert as well as being sold by a few manufacturers ARR. PS I had first pretty locked up at the last club event with my brushless 8ight-t (v1), but one of my ESC wires solder joint broke and took me out :( Kinda blew... she was handling great and I was driving pretty smooth with about a full lap lead at that point (racing nitro's). 8ight-e (B&T) MMM - Hyperion Lipos Ofna Hyper SC 10 Pro - Medusa 4800kv Last edited by stum; 07.04.2009 at 11:19 AM.