2006 International Indoor Championships @ Las Vegas, Nevada
09-29-2006, 07:02 AM
#991
Originally Posted by HarshGuy
Can't wait till this flips over to a new page ...thanks for making us have to scroll left and right to read posts 
09-29-2006, 07:04 AM
#992
i agree... here is a bump to help get it to the next page...
i did hear some talk of the lack of traction, but like it has been mentioned before, everyone was on the same track. i dont think it was the Gripper either, since Scotty has been using that for a couple years at his races, with no problems...
awesome race, for sure!!!! quote i got for the week..... " my cahr... ees sheet...."
i did hear some talk of the lack of traction, but like it has been mentioned before, everyone was on the same track. i dont think it was the Gripper either, since Scotty has been using that for a couple years at his races, with no problems...
awesome race, for sure!!!! quote i got for the week..... " my cahr... ees sheet...."
09-29-2006, 08:12 AM
#993
Originally Posted by Jack Smash
What, you dont have a 30" monitor to surf the net on?
09-29-2006, 08:30 AM
#994
Tech Master
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Originally Posted by HarshGuy
Not at home ...but here at my office, only took my 2 center monitors (1600x1200 resolution each) to view all without scrolling ...so no worries, keep posting massive pictures
That is your PORN computer!!!!! LMAO!!!!! SHOW OFF! STL-LMAO!!!! (tm)
09-29-2006, 08:32 AM
#995
Wow I'm not the only nerd wtih 4 monitors at work!!!! 
09-29-2006, 08:45 AM
#996
Tech Elite
Nash should know how to post pictures by now 
The carpet looked like that right off the truck, has nothing to do with glue or a conspiracy.
Suggestions:
The carpet looked like that right off the truck, has nothing to do with glue or a conspiracy.
Suggestions:
- AAA Mains
- Run all rubber tire classes 2 runs, then all foam classes 2 runs on practice days
- More Open Practice, less practice by heat
- No Nash Racer Allowed
09-29-2006, 09:05 AM
#997
Originally Posted by RC Scoring Pro
No Nash Racer Allowed
09-29-2006, 09:56 AM
#998
Originally Posted by RC Scoring Pro
Nash should know how to post pictures by now
The carpet looked like that right off the truck, has nothing to do with glue or a conspiracy.
Suggestions:
The carpet looked like that right off the truck, has nothing to do with glue or a conspiracy.
Suggestions:
- AAA Mains
- Run all rubber tire classes 2 runs, then all foam classes 2 runs on practice days
- More Open Practice, less practice by heat
- No Nash Racer Allowed
09-29-2006, 10:01 AM
#1000
Originally Posted by HarshGuy
I like all the suggestions *except* ...More Open Practice ...I don't like open practices at large races like this, makes it to hectic to have 12th scale stock, 12th mod, TC mod foam, TC stock rubber, TC 19, etc.. all on the track at the same time ...my opinion of course.
09-29-2006, 10:05 AM
#1001
Tech Elite
You can have structured open practice like at the Novak Race, one hour devoted to each class, and you just keep rotating classes.
You guys just don't want to run with Nash
You guys just don't want to run with Nash
09-29-2006, 10:07 AM
#1002
Originally Posted by RC Scoring Pro
You can have structured open practice like at the Novak Race, one hour devoted to each class, and you just keep rotating classes.
Originally Posted by RC Scoring Pro
You guys just don't want to run with Nash
09-29-2006, 10:13 AM
#1003
Hahaha, you caught us 
. Who would want to run with nash? .
I like the controlled heats over the Novak style because you know exactly when you're going to be up. You don't have to wait in line for an hour and possibly miss the round like Harsh mentioned, and you can make sure your tires and pack is prepped just like it will be for the race. You may get less total practice with this method but I think the practice you get is way more meaningful. After being at races with both styles I much prefer the practice heats
.
. Who would want to run with nash? . I like the controlled heats over the Novak style because you know exactly when you're going to be up. You don't have to wait in line for an hour and possibly miss the round like Harsh mentioned, and you can make sure your tires and pack is prepped just like it will be for the race. You may get less total practice with this method but I think the practice you get is way more meaningful. After being at races with both styles I much prefer the practice heats
.
09-29-2006, 10:18 AM
#1004
Originally Posted by mini-dub
Hahaha, you caught us . Who would want to run with nash? .
I like the controlled heats over the Novak style because you know exactly when you're going to be up. You don't have to wait in line for an hour and possibly miss the round like Harsh mentioned, and you can make sure your tires and pack is prepped just like it will be for the race. You may get less total practice with this method but I think the practice you get is way more meaningful. After being at races with both styles I much prefer the practice heats .
. Who would want to run with nash? . I like the controlled heats over the Novak style because you know exactly when you're going to be up. You don't have to wait in line for an hour and possibly miss the round like Harsh mentioned, and you can make sure your tires and pack is prepped just like it will be for the race. You may get less total practice with this method but I think the practice you get is way more meaningful. After being at races with both styles I much prefer the practice heats
.
