Corally Assassin T/C

[Tom]

Hey Pat

i am located in Sydney and got my pricing from "Dei Rossi Hobbies" campbell town Sydney

I am certinly getting the new Assassin as my current car is way past its useby

[Neosaka]

Jeff, have you an available date for the corally assassin?
An aproximatif date?

Thanks

[PizzaDude]

Ill bet he''ll tell you early june....

[black-knight]

Originally posted by Neosaka
Jeff, have you an available date for the corally assassin?
An aproximatif date?

Thanks

5-6 weeks is the duration of time ive heard... i hop to have my assassin built by Christmas lol

[black-knight]

Originally posted by Neosaka
Jeff, have you an available date for the corally assassin?
An aproximatif date?

Thanks

5-6 weeks is the duration of time ive heard... i hope to have my assassin built by Christmas lol

will be worth the wait i'm sure!

[Cole Trickle]

Will the Assasin be avaible in Europe, specifically Denmark? If so, when?

I think that direct drive sounds very interesting - hopefully the direct feel, without the torque steer from a shaft drive car.

[johnbull]

Cole Trickle. Greetings from Malta.

You are close enough to drive across to Holland and buy one there, but I am sure you can buy a Corally in Denmark.

I agree, it certainly looks trick.

Regards

Joe from sunny Malta.

[Cole Trickle]

Holland is close to me, however it'll be around 1-2 days. I'm not in the end of Denmark which is closest to Holland...

Anyway, Corally use to be represented in Denmark, but they aint very common.

A thought about the direct drive: Going from off-throttle to on-throttle, I think the car in the first few moments or so, will act like a rear-wheeler, because of the little time it takes to spool the belt up. In straight acceleration, I believe it's an advantage, but I'm not so sure, when it's about going out of the corners; Can it cause a little rear slide, until the front wheels come in action?

It's purely imagination, so comments are appreciated. Especially from people who have tried the Assasin on a track !

[rayhuang]

Jeff,

Can the Front Ball diff be bought as soon as the kits come out? As you know_I wont be needing a frnt one-way at my track in Cleveland!!!


I am just about to put my name on the waiting list for 2 or 3 kits.

Thanks,
Ray

[JANTLE]

Ray, The front and rear diffs are the same. All you would need to do is get the parts to make the rear diff. I will check and see if an optional diff package is possible. As you know they are working hard at building kits at this time. All of the Hop-Ups will come along a little behind the kits.

[Pedro 51]

Jeff
Is the car racing at the Reedy Race this week end??
If so which drivers will have it??
Cheers
Peter

[ModelOneRacing]

Hi Jantle,

When the ASSASSIN will be released?

Thanks.

Paul Yap

[Tom]

A thought about the direct drive: Going from off-throttle to on-throttle, I think the car in the first few moments or so, will act like a rear-wheeler, because of the little time it takes to spool the belt up. In straight acceleration, I believe it's an advantage, but I'm not so sure, when it's about going out of the corners; Can it cause a little rear slide, until the front wheels come in action?

Cole Trickle

i have been thinking the same thing, i would think it would give split second of oversteer. Just think, you could be running wide on a corner so you give it some throttle! If you didnt like it like that(thats if it even happens) you could always run the dual belts.

[JANTLE]

Paul, The kits are nearing completion. We are still waiting on a few parts from outside suppliers to complete them. Once all parts are received a better date can be released. The design is done and just waiting on these parts!

Tom, Cole Trickle, The new direct drive will suprise you! The large pulleys keep a lot of what you are talking about from happening. They transfer the power very well.

[ModelOneRacing]

Thanks Jeff.

Paul