can u guy help me design a track or give me links or pics of tracks or do what im doing using paint
the track will be made of dirt. its for mt

what size should it be #X# (ex. 20x30)
turn type (if there is any)
jumps (different types)
how wide should the track be?

thanks for you help

this is what i have so far
[link]http://www.rcpics.net/media.php?searchstr=user:5443&trick=Any&type=Any&t ime=1092512504&search=search&limit=10[/link]

needs jumps.
lots and lots of jumps...but not too lots, just enough of the lots of jumps.

got that?

thanx for the tip. but i know i will be putting more jumps in but i dont know were to put them[&o]

need more peoples inputs please

dont put them on the turns...

try to have some on the straights, and stuff...and have 1 big jump.

do u have any pictures?

finished design of deign 1

is this a good design??

here it is

[link]http://www.rcpics.net/media.php?searchstr=user:5443&trick=Any&type=Any&t ime=1092512504&search=search&limit=10[/link]

by the way if u scroll to the bottom of the page you can look at my truck

and i have another question. i did a search and found that u need an approval or perment is this true if u do it on ur own property?

come on guys u must have an opinion

here's some pic's of our near by track in saudi arabia, no jumps coz its supposed to be a buggy racing track[:'(] but theres a MT racing track a bit further that is sooooooo cool
hey i know this is out of this forum but what do u think of my bro's jet [8D]

Nice dresses-i mean jet....

nice

LOL its a thob

thanx

it looks more like a robe...[&:]

dude ur so ignorant don't u know anything about other cultures ?????? [&:]

lets not get off subject

I'm gonna have to say too many turns for a monster truck track. I've raced on several tracks with a Savage and I've always felt like they were just modified stadium tracks. You can never get much speed up, not much in terms of jumps, turns come up on your out of the blue and very sharp.

My personal favorite aspect of a off road track is change in elevation. Low parts and high parts of a track really take it to a new level, provided you have a high place for your drivers to stand. If you need inspiration take a look at a local BMX track, which are loaded with jumps. You'll also see each jump that goes up also has a transition or landing jump for the truck to come down on. You don't want the truck to just slap down onto the ground, you loose speed and can mess up the truck that way, plus it involves more driver skill to match up the landing, a trigger finger will put you over and a slow truck will case it and 'prolly flip.

Try to make another design focused more on the fact that you have very large trucks moving around a track and you don't want to turn one section into a traffic jam so small everyone has to follow single file through. It's just not fun. Passing is part of winning, always plan on more than one truck at a time to be next to each other on your track. I look forward to your next revision.

yea but i want a versstile track as well. im making a my second design right now it has less turns and is around 30' x 50'

Only the spanish.

anyways nice track, we need one here where i live...

im almost finished my second track design here it is
feedback is always good

[link]http://www.rcpics.net/media.php?searchstr=user:5443&trick=Any&type=Any&t ime=1092581858&search=search&limit=10[/link]

another thing, what the best way and cheapest way of building a track like supplies location is in the woods by my house

What? NO JUMPS because its supposed to be a buggy track? OMG MAN!!!! Buggies are meant to fly!

same here, you know what happned though?? the hurricane came through here, and knocked down a tree. it landed on part of my track. [] now all i have is my big jump...thats it!

Yea man, i think you're getting it backwards a bit. The ultimate jumping machine is definitely a buggy, what with their long travel suspension, light weight, and insane power-to-weight ratio.

Monster trucks are large and slower, but can get though tougher stuff and larger obstacles because of the larger tires.



The track is looking a bit better I think, it's kinda confusing to look at. From already building one large dirt track I would say to just go out there are start digging. Put in what next you'd like to drive over with your truck, make it up as you go because in the end even with a plan it won't look much like what you thought. Especially if it's just for you and a few friends to go driving out back in the woods, not for some RC club or anything. You'll be doing a lot of changes once it's "finished" as lots of jumps will be too large/small or turns will be too narrow so don't put the shovels away once your track is built.

Oh, and find some friends, because jumps and tracks take a LOT of dirt. You'll be out there for hours.

well the ppl who designed it wanted speed so they canceled jumps anyway i just go there to race and i go to the other track for fun ill post some pics of it later [8D]