2004 U.S. Indoor Championships @ Cleveland, OH
11-28-2004, 09:55 AM
#571
he is.....
11-28-2004, 10:47 AM
#575
Originally posted by futureal
With the final orders decided, it's time to play guess-the-equipment again for the top tens in Mod TC and Stock TC. Correct me if I'm wrong!
The breakdown: 5 JRX-S, 2 TC4, 2 Xray, 1 RDX
Proof that you don't need the latest and greatest chassis to be fast... just ask Stephen and Ray!
Should be some great racing in the morning!
With the final orders decided, it's time to play guess-the-equipment again for the top tens in Mod TC and Stock TC. Correct me if I'm wrong!
The breakdown: 5 JRX-S, 2 TC4, 2 Xray, 1 RDX
Proof that you don't need the latest and greatest chassis to be fast... just ask Stephen and Ray!
Should be some great racing in the morning!
Maybe not far as the stock go.....it's the driver what them fast.
if the stock guy can get the new losi ,then you never know they could be much faster than the old chassis!
11-28-2004, 10:55 AM
#576
What a nice mixture of cars and motors. Once again! It is the Team Orion, V2 based motor at the front of the grid. I hope they finish that way
Good job to all! I think Paulie would TQ with a shoe box with wheels. That kid is amazing on carpet.
Good job to all!
I think Paulie would TQ with a shoe box with wheels. That kid is amazing on carpet.
11-28-2004, 10:57 AM
#577
Originally posted by OVA
I've to disagree the statement...There is five new Losi in the A Mod class and I believe the new losi did make a difference....
Maybe not far as the stock go.....it's the driver what them fast.
if the stock guy can get the new losi ,then you never know they could be much faster than the old chassis!
I've to disagree the statement...There is five new Losi in the A Mod class and I believe the new losi did make a difference....
Maybe not far as the stock go.....it's the driver what them fast.
if the stock guy can get the new losi ,then you never know they could be much faster than the old chassis!
Everyone in the A-mains deserves credit for a great job on their performance thus far.
11-28-2004, 11:02 AM
#578
Originally posted by Hodapp
What a nice mixture of cars and motors. Once again! It is the Team Orion, V2 based motor at the front of the grid. I hope they finish that way
Good job to all! I think Paulie would TQ with a shoe box with wheels. That kid is amazing on carpet.
What a nice mixture of cars and motors. Once again! It is the Team Orion, V2 based motor at the front of the grid. I hope they finish that way
Good job to all!
I think Paulie would TQ with a shoe box with wheels. That kid is amazing on carpet.
11-28-2004, 11:04 AM
#579
Originally posted by PW
I was told there was JRX-S in the stock class Everyone in the A-mains deserves credit for a great job on their performance thus far.
I was told there was JRX-S in the stock class
Everyone in the A-mains deserves credit for a great job on their performance thus far.
PS Pw thanks corrected me on my bad
11-28-2004, 11:26 AM
#581
Tech Adept
Originally posted by kentech
I realise that one thing that affects the way the tracks are designed and explains some of the differences is the size of the tracks (track area). In Europe we usually race on much bigger tracks with a lot more open space compared to the track in the USA. Still I would think drivers would prefer a track with both boards (where they are needed) and curbs.
Anyway, here are a few example's of European carpet race tracks:
DHI Cup track:
source: http://www.rczone.net
LRP TCM track:
source: http://www.ps93.ch
Track using wooden curbs:
source: http://rcnetti.wmhost.com
I realise that one thing that affects the way the tracks are designed and explains some of the differences is the size of the tracks (track area). In Europe we usually race on much bigger tracks with a lot more open space compared to the track in the USA. Still I would think drivers would prefer a track with both boards (where they are needed) and curbs.
Anyway, here are a few example's of European carpet race tracks:
DHI Cup track:
source: http://www.rczone.net
LRP TCM track:
source: http://www.ps93.ch
Track using wooden curbs:
source: http://rcnetti.wmhost.com
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