Street StockClass Guide
Street Stock converts a commercially available buggy into a recognizable dirt Street Stock using sealed 13.5 electronics, open buggy tires, and production-based chassis choices.
Rules Control the Build
This is a preparation guide. Review the current rulebook before buying parts or modifying the car.
Build Legal. Arrive Ready.
Use the Street Stock guide to confirm the platform, pack the common failure parts, inspect the car, and preserve a known baseline.
What Is Street Stock?
Street Stock converts a commercially available buggy into a recognizable dirt Street Stock using sealed 13.5 electronics, open buggy tires, and production-based chassis choices.
Rules Summary
What a Street Stock Looks Like
This on-track example shows the recognizable stock-car body style expected from a buggy-based Street Stock.
Platforms & Manufacturers
These are practical starting points, not additional rules.
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Team Associated production buggy platforms are commonly adapted.
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Rear-motor cars can provide familiar dirt-oval stability.
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Mid-motor cars are legal and may rotate differently.
Recommended Spare Parts
Carry the parts most likely to end a race day after a crash or drivetrain failure.
Parts Worth Carrying
Build a Parts Box
Keep common hardware, drivetrain pieces, steering parts, and suspension components together in one labeled container.
Pre-Race Inspection
A legal car can still lose track time through loose hardware, leaks, or a failed transponder.
Class Check
Universal Check
Baseline Setup
Record Before Adjusting
The setup sheet preserves the baseline. The quick tuning sheet gives a small adjustment direction. The Driver's Library explains why it works.
Related Setup Guides
Use the cheat sheet for direction, then open the full guide.
Prepare the Street Stock
Confirm legality, inspect the car, carry common failure parts, and record the baseline.