Southern California...too many people...very few tracks
01-29-2009, 06:14 PM
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RE: Southern California...too many people...very few tracks
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05-08-2009, 12:32 AM
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RE: Southern California...too many people...very few tracks
Its disappointing how few tracks there are in San Diego for off road fun. Ive looked for them and the closest I have come across is in Santee and I am not sure if they allow electric off road. Does anyone know of any tracks in San Diego for off road fun? 
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RE: Southern California...too many people...very few tracks
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Its disappointing how few tracks there are in San Diego for off road fun. Ive looked for them and the closest I have come across is in Santee and I am not sure if they allow electric off road. Does anyone know of any tracks in San Diego for off road fun?
Its disappointing how few tracks there are in San Diego for off road fun. Ive looked for them and the closest I have come across is in Santee and I am not sure if they allow electric off road. Does anyone know of any tracks in San Diego for off road fun?
05-10-2009, 02:36 PM
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RE: Southern California...too many people...very few tracks
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You have to drive, like I do from the Palm Springs area. I have to drive an hour every week, as that is the closest track.
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Its disappointing how few tracks there are in San Diego for off road fun. Ive looked for them and the closest I have come across is in Santee and I am not sure if they allow electric off road. Does anyone know of any tracks in San Diego for off road fun?
Its disappointing how few tracks there are in San Diego for off road fun. Ive looked for them and the closest I have come across is in Santee and I am not sure if they allow electric off road. Does anyone know of any tracks in San Diego for off road fun?
05-10-2009, 07:57 PM
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RE: Southern California...too many people...very few tracks
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Have you been to the track near Barona Casino (if it even exists)? So your saying the only place near San Diego to race is in Palm Springs?! [:@] I respect the dedication...Can you give me some info for these tracks? And what about the tracks in like Orange County?
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You have to drive, like I do from the Palm Springs area. I have to drive an hour every week, as that is the closest track.
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Its disappointing how few tracks there are in San Diego for off road fun. Ive looked for them and the closest I have come across is in Santee and I am not sure if they allow electric off road. Does anyone know of any tracks in San Diego for off road fun?
Its disappointing how few tracks there are in San Diego for off road fun. Ive looked for them and the closest I have come across is in Santee and I am not sure if they allow electric off road. Does anyone know of any tracks in San Diego for off road fun?
05-12-2009, 02:10 AM
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RE: Southern California...too many people...very few tracks
I would have to say Chris you are prety dedicated to drive that far to race... Since I am not driving my self yet, it makes going racing alot more difficult since I have obligations when racing is normally held [
]. I do hope to try my hand at it again, last time I went racing was a disaster. My engine was a pain (tuned it to early), got kicked out of the parking lot tuning by some grumpy fart driving a city works car (ha, the track was closed for watering dork....), then I got all nervous and forgot to tune right, my radio + failsafe was killing the engine (besides my bad tune)... you get the idea, bad experence. I quit before running the main i was so depressed. Well now that I have a better engine and know how things work 
]. I do hope to try my hand at it again, last time I went racing was a disaster. My engine was a pain (tuned it to early), got kicked out of the parking lot tuning by some grumpy fart driving a city works car (ha, the track was closed for watering dork....), then I got all nervous and forgot to tune right, my radio + failsafe was killing the engine (besides my bad tune)... you get the idea, bad experence. I quit before running the main i was so depressed. Well now that I have a better engine and know how things work
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I would have to say Chris you are prety dedicated to drive that far to race... Since I am not driving my self yet, it makes going racing alot more difficult since I have obligations when racing is normally held []. I do hope to try my hand at it again, last time I went racing was a disaster. My engine was a pain (tuned it to early), got kicked out of the parking lot tuning by some grumpy fart driving a city works car (ha, the track was closed for watering dork....), then I got all nervous and forgot to tune right, my radio + failsafe was killing the engine (besides my bad tune)... you get the idea, bad experence. I quit before running the main i was so depressed. Well now that I have a better engine and know how things work
I would have to say Chris you are prety dedicated to drive that far to race... Since I am not driving my self yet, it makes going racing alot more difficult since I have obligations when racing is normally held [
]. I do hope to try my hand at it again, last time I went racing was a disaster. My engine was a pain (tuned it to early), got kicked out of the parking lot tuning by some grumpy fart driving a city works car (ha, the track was closed for watering dork....), then I got all nervous and forgot to tune right, my radio + failsafe was killing the engine (besides my bad tune)... you get the idea, bad experence. I quit before running the main i was so depressed. Well now that I have a better engine and know how things work
My parents and grandparents dont mind taking me though.
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RE: Southern California...too many people...very few tracks
Your lucky Chris, I may try and get some more work done on our track. I can't wait to get racing with my friends again, should be fun
