Tri-State Race Classes?
02-15-2004, 07:04 AM
#1
Tri-State Race Classes?
I was just wondering what all classes will be in next weekends Tri-State race. I'm gonna try to come up and race with you guys so if anyone can let me know I'd appreciate it. Thanks Michael
02-15-2004, 08:37 AM
#2
Tri-State 19T
There may be a "local" stock race or something else, but Tri-state touring and 1/12 scale are all 19-turn.
Basically any 19-T single armature is legal. (James, correct me if I'm wrong).
Basically any 19-T single armature is legal. (James, correct me if I'm wrong).
02-15-2004, 05:00 PM
#4
I hate to differ, and i may be wrong. But I thought the rules for 19 turn was:
(insert cricket sound here)
I have been asked, and answered this many times:
Q: "Are there any 19t motor rules?"
A: "NO, you can mix and match. As long as it is a 19t arm."
Correct me if I am wrong.
(insert cricket sound here)
I have been asked, and answered this many times:
Q: "Are there any 19t motor rules?"
A: "NO, you can mix and match. As long as it is a 19t arm."
Correct me if I am wrong.
02-15-2004, 07:21 PM
#5
no problem... I think you are a bit confused...(what I think you are referring to is their response for the local 19 club races)
As far as tri-state... it has to be the same manufacturer... unless James/Fernando recently changed the rules... it also has to have the 19 spec tag or stamp... (depending on the manufacturer) which simply indicates that the manufacturer guarantees that it's 19 guage 19 single ...
of course I'm never right... LOL so I'm probably wrong too, but that's what they agreed on to my knowledge from talking to them both at the 1st race
As far as tri-state... it has to be the same manufacturer... unless James/Fernando recently changed the rules... it also has to have the 19 spec tag or stamp... (depending on the manufacturer) which simply indicates that the manufacturer guarantees that it's 19 guage 19 single ...
of course I'm never right... LOL so I'm probably wrong too, but that's what they agreed on to my knowledge from talking to them both at the 1st race
02-15-2004, 07:37 PM
#6
Originally posted by NOWEAKLINKS
I hate to differ, and i may be wrong. But I thought the rules for 19 turn was:
(insert cricket sound here)
I have been asked, and answered this many times:
Q: "Are there any 19t motor rules?"
A: "NO, you can mix and match. As long as it is a 19t arm."
Correct me if I am wrong.
I hate to differ, and i may be wrong. But I thought the rules for 19 turn was:
(insert cricket sound here)
I have been asked, and answered this many times:
Q: "Are there any 19t motor rules?"
A: "NO, you can mix and match. As long as it is a 19t arm."
Correct me if I am wrong.
michael will talk to james about 15 times tomorrow so he'll get a ruling from the stay at home and build it judge.
02-15-2004, 07:37 PM
#7
Why not post the official rules...
Are the rules posted somewhere?
Is Retro-fitting laydown hoods on a stand-up Yokomo can legal?
Is Retro-fitting laydown hoods on a stand-up Yokomo can legal?
02-15-2004, 07:43 PM
#8
bivens... yeah that is legal according to fernando and James... they had to let that go or they'd have to ban the quad associated 19turns etc. A few people have started running the hand wounds in those... so it had to be allowed... Also if they didn't allow that they couldn't allow the p94 brushes that come on some of trinitys binary 19's...
As long as you keep the hardware the same manufacturer you should be good to go following my above post.
As long as you keep the hardware the same manufacturer you should be good to go following my above post.
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