HPI Cup Racer 1M
#1322
Hello everyone we are having a Cup racer event at our track and would like to welcome anyone who can make it!
This class has been growing like wild fire at our track!! Details are on the race thread.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/racing-forum/358465-winter-2010-cups-bowl-event.html
I'm also taking suggestion as to rules and such as it's our first cup event.
Exotek, Skyrocket racing and HPI are sponsors so far.
Any support you can give (setup information, track suggestions, tips etc) would be welcome, thanks!!
-Tory
http://www.mushroombowl.com/cups-at-the-bowl.html
This class has been growing like wild fire at our track!! Details are on the race thread.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/racing-forum/358465-winter-2010-cups-bowl-event.html
I'm also taking suggestion as to rules and such as it's our first cup event.
Exotek, Skyrocket racing and HPI are sponsors so far.
Any support you can give (setup information, track suggestions, tips etc) would be welcome, thanks!!
-Tory
http://www.mushroombowl.com/cups-at-the-bowl.html
#1323
Tech Adept
iTrader: (33)
Question for the Cup Racer Experts-
We are starting a spec class with the Cup Racers and we need to sort out the tires- as I understand it, HPI's rims are special and if you want to use their rims, you'd obviously be stuck with the tire range that HPI offers currently. Otherwise, you run the Mini rims that Tamiya designed with aftermarket tires. Problem is- if you have the Porsche you'd have to run non-offset Mini rims with a hub spacer if you wanted aftermarket tires right? Has anyone had luck with the optional Soft HPI tire?
Thanks!
We are starting a spec class with the Cup Racers and we need to sort out the tires- as I understand it, HPI's rims are special and if you want to use their rims, you'd obviously be stuck with the tire range that HPI offers currently. Otherwise, you run the Mini rims that Tamiya designed with aftermarket tires. Problem is- if you have the Porsche you'd have to run non-offset Mini rims with a hub spacer if you wanted aftermarket tires right? Has anyone had luck with the optional Soft HPI tire?
Thanks!
I race indoors on carpet and I run the S tires. Awesome grip. They are wearing very well. I use tire sauce full on rear and inner half on front. After three nights of running at least 6-8 packs each night, I can say they are a very good tire..........
#1324
How about in 190mm flavour?
Available from here:
http://www.retroracing.com/epages/OV...ories/Products
Available from here:
http://www.retroracing.com/epages/OV...ories/Products
To those folks running the ABC bodies, are you running into any issues? I am working on picking up a cup racer for playing around, but want to know about any fitment problems and or Must have upgrades.
Momo
#1325
Tech Champion
iTrader: (30)
and the figure out which body post 'configuration' works best with you car
#1326
Tech Rookie
Nice rims Callahan.... what brand/model are the mesh type..?
Are the four the same offset...? the rears looks a little wider chrom ring , isnt?
Are the four the same offset...? the rears looks a little wider chrom ring , isnt?
#1327
#1329
Tech Initiate
Hi folks,
I've recently finished my 2.8 RSR. So far I've only had the opportunity to run it up and down the street in front of my house for a bit with a 3000 Mah NIMH stick battery with rounded corners powering it, which fit perfectly in the tray.
I bought a couple of hard case 5000 Mah blue Lipo's being sold here to give them a try, but the battery compartment is made for batteries with rounded corners, so it looks like I'm going to need to do a bit of dremeling work to get the hard case in close to the drive shaft.
That should work for the inside, but how about the outside edge? Has anyone come up with a good solution that doesn't use friggin' TAPE to hold hard case Lipo's in this car? I would like to come up with something that holds the outside of the battery firmly, but doesn't become a major production to change batteries when necessary.
Thanks for any ideas or pix,
ianc
I've recently finished my 2.8 RSR. So far I've only had the opportunity to run it up and down the street in front of my house for a bit with a 3000 Mah NIMH stick battery with rounded corners powering it, which fit perfectly in the tray.
I bought a couple of hard case 5000 Mah blue Lipo's being sold here to give them a try, but the battery compartment is made for batteries with rounded corners, so it looks like I'm going to need to do a bit of dremeling work to get the hard case in close to the drive shaft.
That should work for the inside, but how about the outside edge? Has anyone come up with a good solution that doesn't use friggin' TAPE to hold hard case Lipo's in this car? I would like to come up with something that holds the outside of the battery firmly, but doesn't become a major production to change batteries when necessary.
Thanks for any ideas or pix,
ianc
#1333
Tech Rookie
bre 510
That 240z is AWESOME! These are my 510's
#1334
Tech Initiate
I just realize from the post above that I have asked for help but not posted any pics. So here they are:
#1335
What is the running weight of these cars with battery, electrics and body?