cds13

Hi all just though i would put what we/i race here in new zealand nitro stockcars these are a new zealand style stockcar this class is full contact we have custom made steel chassis weighting around 5.5 kg / 12 lbs build around a 1/10 on road touring car with the max engine size of a .15 these are fast around 40 to 50 km raced on an oval 20 meters/65 feet long and 10 meters/32 feet wide

copy and paste this into youtube Nitro stockcars Wanganui

what does every one think of them its a very different style of racing
Thank you very much for your time
Corey

Roelof

England and the Netherlands have a huge amount of drivers organising several championchips like EC's and WC's.

cds13

is there any contact in that ?

Roelof

The Dutch organisation with the links to several clubs: http://www.modelstockcar.nl/

(Run it through Google translation to read it in English)

cds13

cheers for that yea is like the British stockcars no full on hitting thats what we do here full on crashing on purpose its very enjoyable apart from your wallet 1/10 touring cars are not really designed to do 50 km into a solid steel wall u go though alot of spur gears to haha thanks im building a new car will be posting pictures up when i start in a couple of weeks

1evo RRR Driver

iTrader: (11)

Why in heavens name would u wanna put 12lbs of steel on a r/c car!!!! N with a track that wide why in He!! Would there be contact!

Jazza

iTrader: (16)

Don't worry cheat.......they do weird sh*t with sheep in New Zealand also

cds13

the track dimensions are the out side dimensions the part that you drive on is 1 meter wide about 4-5 feet and its alot of fun completely full contact the track has a catch fence you go out on to the track really to try and destroy each others cars well thats the idea any way why put 12lb on a car well its based around the real new zealand stockcars and the weight has to be there for the hits you can roll cars just go out and have fun the rc stockcars are really for people that cant afford a real stockcar we go racing once a month go and have a good time is just enjoyable to do i cant put a link up be if you go on youtube
copy and paste this (wanganui rc nitro stock cars) then that will give you an idea of what is like thanks ps there is an electric version of these there not as fun they weight less and run a 23 turn brushed motor thanks theres some photos of the damage these take

cds13

+ YouTube Video

+ YouTube Video

here is the videos cheers btw the second video the fence was brand new and the brown/black car bends four fence posts in a day only in new zealand

1evo RRR Driver

iTrader: (11)

I think the scale fence around the track was cool!!!! Looks real.......but the rest Probably fun tho!

s10dude

pretty cool , and i like the fence too.............

nitrodude

iTrader: (8)

Wheres the fun? And do drivers forget to turn? o_O

Herrsavage

Looks like fun to me.. You know what's going to happen though.. The Stiffly Stiffersons will start dumping tons of money into it, investing all kinds of time and money into "set-up", modded engines, rollcages and whatever else - basically sapping all the fun out of it.. Then there will be a "governing body" bickering over the "rules", an "open" class, etc etc...

cds13

never heard of the word turn its pretty hard to turn as the weight of the cars why turn if you have a wall right? if you were actually driving one then you would see how much fun it is yes the fence it awesome its there for safety more then anything else it does work most of the time but they have a national champs and other events for these. there is a
new zealand remote control speedway (NZRCS that enforces rules and you have to get licences though them for liability insurance in case a viewer gets hit by a car flying off the track cheers i didn't expect so much interest

cds13

never heard of the word turn its pretty hard to turn as the weight of the cars why turn if you have a wall right? if you were actually driving one then you would see how much fun it is yes the fence it awesome its there for safety more then anything else it does work most of the time but they have a national champs and other events for these. there is a
new zealand remote control speedway (NZRCS that enforces rules and you have to get licences though them for liability insurance in case a viewer gets hit by a car flying off the track cheers i didn't expect so much interest