I have my track setup on the smooth side. This weekend I went to Mini-Z Dojo in Ann Arbor and they use the rough side. I was just wondering what do other people use? What side do they use in the Kyosho sactioned races?
Basically all of the races in the Vancouver BC area that I've been to have run on the smooth non-textured side. I've heard people mention this provides more consistent feel throughout the track, especially if some of the track was bought at different times (my own mini-96 has some of the textured side being a different look to it than other areas, so I can see their point).
Personally, I don't have a preference, but have switched over to the non-textured side as well just to more closely replicate the larger races here and be able to set my cars up closer to what I'd expect at those events.
Interesting question and answers. At home I run on the textured side. Always thought the smooth side was more for drifting, but I've never driven on it. May have to flip my track and give it a try.
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