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slimthelineman · 09.25.2010, 01:54 AM

according to the dimension limits it will need a longer chassis and narrower suspension arms to get closer to being legal according to the goobers at roar. keep a copy of the rulebook on my laptop so i have it while at the track and people start to tell you whats what. as long as they play by the rules i think it would be a great sc truck. but at the same time how can a 1/10 platform be a legal 1/8 car but a 1/8 cant be a legal 1/10? also an rc8 based sc would be legal as long as it ran a 05 size motor and 2s lipo if anyone cares. seems like roar need to actually have rules that prevent jerks like me finding loopholes and flaws.

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slimthelineman RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 608 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: IBEW	09.25.2010, 01:54 AM according to the dimension limits it will need a longer chassis and narrower suspension arms to get closer to being legal according to the goobers at roar. keep a copy of the rulebook on my laptop so i have it while at the track and people start to tell you whats what. as long as they play by the rules i think it would be a great sc truck. but at the same time how can a 1/10 platform be a legal 1/8 car but a 1/8 cant be a legal 1/10? also an rc8 based sc would be legal as long as it ran a 05 size motor and 2s lipo if anyone cares. seems like roar need to actually have rules that prevent jerks like me finding loopholes and flaws.