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Old 02-06-2004, 07:48 AM
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Some people consider stick packs normal... ;-)
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Yes, there are several poeple that run them at our club track. I didn't mean to come off as if I was putting them down. Just making a suggestion to get your batteries to fit well in your chassis. Sorry if I offended.
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Old 02-06-2004, 08:21 AM
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Oh, I wasn't offended at all! Just amused at the variety of normal. ;-)

I appreciate all your suggestions, but I don't think I want to drill my nice new chassis - I'm sure I'd screw it up. Do you think there'd be anyway to use strapping tape? Sigh, maybe I just need to get those batteries sooner than I thought...
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Yes, it would work. (however being a little bit of a hassle) you may have to cut your tape in 1/2 in order to fit it through the slots.
It's amazing how expensive this sport is. Seems somewhat bottomless at times. Getting the sidebyside packs will also let the batteries sit lower in the chassis giving it better cornering (due to lower C of G) <Center of Gravity> There are a number of matchers that are on these forums that have good products for fair $$. I've used both promatch and fusion. They have both been worth the $$.
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Originally posted by zgeist
Oh, I wasn't offended at all! Just amused at the variety of normal. ;-)

I appreciate all your suggestions, but I don't think I want to drill my nice new chassis - I'm sure I'd screw it up. Do you think there'd be anyway to use strapping tape? Sigh, maybe I just need to get those batteries sooner than I thought...
if your a budget minded racer try getting a power cube of cells from fukuyama batteries or a satchel of cells from Hurricane Motorsports....either company i guarantee u cant go wrong



Jason, get well soon dude

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Old 02-06-2004, 12:56 PM
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hey guys,i feel like a pile of sh??.
you can always tape your battery to your battery strap and then screw it down.if it doesnt work let me know and i will come up with something for you buddy.thanks tim for covering for me and thanks wyd for the offer.you guys are great.


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Jayhendo:

YGM.

Batteries.......

Pro Match, Fukuyama, Hurricane, Bones Motor Sports, KMR batteries are all good. Mini runs for BMS, we arn KMR cells when ours were "borrowed" at a big race. I have run Pro Match cells with great sucess and Fukuyama cells were really fast at Cleveland (I have yet to try a pack tho) fusion cells looked good also but again I have never ran them.

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I haven't tired to put a stick pack into a sedan yet.......I'll have to pick one up and play with this.drilling holes for standoffs shouldn't be too hard. taping will work. I usally tape in the packs in the test chassis I have (tub chassis) and have talked to Jason about making this an option on both chassis.
I would like some opinions posted about this.

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Old 02-06-2004, 01:08 PM
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Originally posted by protc3
you can always tape your battery to your battery strap and then screw it down.
jason
That's **brilliant** - that's exactly the kind of idea I was looking for - cheap and simple!!!

Thanks!
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And since I have several of the plastic stock battery hold-downs I could even leave them taped!

I'm excited - I think this could work.
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Originally posted by zgeist
And since I have several of the plastic stock battery hold-downs I could even leave them taped!

I'm excited - I think this could work.
i guess you did like the oppinon i gave you about the BMI chassis.. I hope you really like it and enjoy an excellant product.. I talked to you about the cuda parts.. no to long ago......take care and if you need any help feel free to ask ...
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Hey bud I hope you get well soon .. just take it easy and youll get to feeling good in no time.....you know everyone is waiting for you to return.....wishing you a fast recovery . dude.!!
I told you to hold on when you got that vette doing moc 90 ... hehe..

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Old 02-06-2004, 08:25 PM
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Can't wait to try it out!!

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Hope you're feeling better........getting hurt at work sucks, hurt my back once and never said anything cause I couldnt afford to be off......

And by the way....you have another PM
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Jason can or do you make a front body mount brace from 3mm graphite. My nice cool blue thinner version got destroyed tonight in about 3 pieces. I need to order a new one.
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