CLASSESWhat's the difference in the cars that are run at Hobby World? How come all of the cars do not all run together in one big race? What's under those car or truck bodies? Why do some of the cars have those funny wings on the back? Well,here's a description of all of the cars & the classes they run in.Other classes are on the next "Classes-(page 2)" page.
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4- Cell Stock
A 4-cell stock car consists of an oval "pan" chassis,a NASCAR-style stock car body,a 4-cell battery pack and a 27-turn "Stock" motor. Hence the title "4-cell stock". All cars in this class run a clear wing on the back trunklid/window area to aid in aerodynamic(rear downforce and "side-bite") stability. Moving this wing forward & backward creates different handling characteristics in which the driver can use to further tune his/her car. REQUIREMENTS FOR A 4-CELL STOCK CAR
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4-cell 19 turn-NASCAR
A 4-cell 19 turn car is similar in specs to the 4-cell stock class. The only difference is that a more powerful 19-turn motor is used. This is where the real fast drivers hang out at! REQUIREMENTS FOR A 4-CELL 19-TURN CAR
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4-cell 19 turn-NASCAR
Based on the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race trucks,these cars..err, trucks run the same chassis, battery & motor rule as the 4-cell 19 turn guys. Except they run with Nastruck bodies (Ford,Chevy,Dodge,Toyota) and cannot use wings to help with handling. REQUIREMENTS FOR A 4-CELL 19-TURN NASTRUCK
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