Short course off-road racing is a form of auto racing involving the racing of modified vehicles on a dirt road closed course of a short length (tens of kilometers / miles or less).
The main differences between Stadium Trucks and Short Course is the wheelbase(chassis), width(tires) and tires(contact patch). Clearly the body is different with the SCT classes having the tires under the fenders like the real TORC/LOORS/Trophy trucks.
Traxxas Slash Pro, Short-Course RC Truck Full-scale short-course race trucks embody the spirit of Traxxas RC with their extreme 900+ horsepower racing engines full-throttle, dirt-roosting power slides, giant suspension travel, and big-air jumps.
A short course is something you can study for anything from a few hours to a year or more.
0:207:47Just like this section that we're gonna be working with it we kind of built three tracks into one.MoreJust like this section that we're gonna be working with it we kind of built three tracks into one. And to kind of keep it fun. So no matter what car you have you'll always start at the finish.
you cant, convert it in a normal way like the 4x4 the drive parts are way to different, but some people, have made stampedes (very similar in driveline) 4x4 by having a seperate gear box at the front and rear with a motor and esc each, which are seperate, but run on the same channel.
The body is the same size yes.
It's fast done the Traxxas way, capable of speeds in excess of 70+mph!