Hey Guys/Gals I have a question about the FDR. If I were to label the track at PDX underground I would list it as a high traction, tight-medium track, technical, indoor carpet track. Let me know if I have the "label" wrong. What are some standard FDRs? Thanks a bunch.

Do you have transponders for sale on location? What do you recommend? Would something like this work? The description says that it is not compatible with AMB systems.

Greetings, Do most 2wd buggies run without front foam? Will you share some knowledge on that?

What parts do you usually have at the track for sale?

What would be a good starting point for front and rear springs for a light-weight rwd buggy? I see some of the set-up sheets you have on this forum, although, I'm having a hard time finding the lb. rating for those springs. Thanks a bunch.

I saw something posted about the 40+ mod buggy class. Is this class for 40 year-old people and over? I'm laughing as I ask this as alternate explanation will make me feel very silly. A follow-up question, in this mod or "open" class do the motor/esc need to remain a 1/10th scale or are 1/8th scale motor/escs allowed? I have a Xerun XR8 and am wondering if I could use it on a vehicle there.

What is the chassis protector for? I know that sounds like an idiotic question. Is it more for carpet protection or more for chassis?

Greetings! I have a few questions about what type of RC can run at the track. I've been building rcs for a few years now but have never been involved in organized racing. Will someone ellaborate on which vehicles can race? I read that the track is for 1/10th scale only. I also see that there is a Rookie class, SCT, Stadium Truck, and Buggy as well as 4x4 buggy. Are there rules as to which motors can be used? What about wheelbase width? Cheers!