hemi 426

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Hi all, looking at getting back into hobby after a long layoff. just wanting to know what classes and rules thare are for mini racing.i remember it as tamiya mo3's with sport tuned motors and spec tyres.can anyone help with the basics of this class ? thanx in advance

crazydave

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Everything you need to know and more is right here:

http://www.rc-mini.net/joomla/index.php

crazydave

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.......also. this thread on RCTECH Loads of info to get you started on your way

http://www.rctech.net/forum/australi...ng-thread.html

There's almost always minis on the for sale thread, always a good way to get started with right gear.

damaniac

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M05 is a popular weapon of choice these days. Gone are the black can sports tuned & in w' the Hobbywing 13t brushless systems. Lipo batteries are also another great development in racing any electric car. As Dave said rc-mini is a great site for any hints, tips or rules. As far as cars & parts go, I find www.m-chassis.com is great local choice. Tim is great w' any hints tips or advise you may need in setting up a new car. Not to mention price competitive & great service. What part of the country are you from?

hemi 426

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Thanx guys for the tips.there are so many more kits around these days.I'm from S.A where currently there doesn't seem to be a class for the minis atm, but hopefully i hear that mite be going to change very soon

marksl

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I think there are plenty of ppl in Adelaide with minis we just have to draw them back out to the track.

tazmadman

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there is a group in adelaide that are trying to get minis back racing when and where are still being sorted out but with any luck it will happen

marksl

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My understanding is they will still run them out at AERCCC we just need to get enough ppl out there to justify running the class, they are currently only running 2 classes, so bring them out !!!!