Dawn, I couldn't fint anything on your web site about the ib4200'S being legal.The reason I was wondering is that in one of the newest magazines Trinity says they are ROAR legal...Just wondering

I'm not Dawn, but I know 4200's aren't legal for 2006 competition.

I'm not Dawn either but ONLY 3800's by the listed companies on the ROAR site are legal for 2006 - The Region 4 director

That was my understanding also, maybe Trinity is just jumping the gun.

I am Dawn and I'm saying, nope... up to 38's for 2006. :)


hmm... I can't find where Trinity is advertising 42's as ROAR legal. They are EFRA legal, I believe. Trinity would not 'jump the gun'... totally not their style. They will wait for approval before stating "LEGAL". Now, they have used "Meets ROAR specifications..." in ad.. which is fine.... lets the racer know by reading the rule book how the product is constructed.

I suppose your plate will be full decide upon those, brushless and LIPOs....electric is getting wild!