whats the difference

[NYY]

what is the difference between on-road and touring?

 

[Mugen-Racer]

I believe touring is gonna be basic 1/10 4 wheel drive car. The on-road is going to be your 1/8 scale rear wheel drive car. The bodies are like really pointy. I can't think of the name of those race cars. I know they go like 70+.

 

[NYY]

so touring is when the cars usually have normal car bodies, and on road is when they have those funny slanted, slot car looking bodies?

 

[Mugen-Racer]

I think that's right. Kinda funny since you can only run on-road with a touring car... Maybe someone that runs a 1/8 can enlighten us.

 

[Somers Racing]

1/10 scale cars are called touring because they are sedans. 1/8 is the formula of r/c nitro cars. The bodies are called GTP, or a wedge.

Touring is sedan .12 class and have mostly 26 to 30mm tires on them.
1/8 is a .21 class with wedge bodies and really wide tires and a slim and light chassis build.

Hope this helps you boys out.
Peter

 

[Wardo]

On road used to be 10th scale pan cars on a road coarse also. The class has all but dried up and now it's moving the Pan Sedan way.


Touring ='s sedan type cars.

 

[shadey26 ntc3]

thank for the info
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