2007 Snowbird Nationals
02-09-2007, 12:53 PM
#931
Suspended
Originally Posted by syndr0me
Are some of the cars not performing as well as the traction comes up? I noticed Hara hasn't been as fast in 19T has he was the first round. Would a thin chassis on his Cyclone (assuming he's not running something thick) hold him back in later rounds? I'm curious about the guys running the Phi, too. The competition spec chassis is 2.4MM, not sure what they're using on the prototype cars, but I think it's a similar design.
Looking at the fast laps in mod, it seems like every car is within a tenth. That's a lot of different designs looking extremely even. You've got the traditional style chassis, the Type-R and Cyrul's design all right there.
Looking at the fast laps in mod, it seems like every car is within a tenth. That's a lot of different designs looking extremely even. You've got the traditional style chassis, the Type-R and Cyrul's design all right there.
But i still dont know anything...
02-09-2007, 01:04 PM
#932
Originally Posted by CAlbrecht
The Phi is 2.9 chassis and top deck told from jeff brown..The production car is there so I think the instructions and the art work for the box are soon to be done also..Some team guys are getting the parts to build the new car..
But i still dont know anything...
But i still dont know anything...
02-09-2007, 01:26 PM
#934
Originally Posted by syndr0me
Are some of the cars not performing as well as the traction comes up? I noticed Hara hasn't been as fast in 19T has he was the first round. Would a thin chassis on his Cyclone (assuming he's not running something thick) hold him back in later rounds? I'm curious about the guys running the Phi, too. The competition spec chassis is 2.4MM, not sure what they're using on the prototype cars, but I think it's a similar design.
Looking at the fast laps in mod, it seems like every car is within a tenth. That's a lot of different designs looking extremely even. You've got the traditional style chassis, the Type-R and Cyrul's design all right there.
Looking at the fast laps in mod, it seems like every car is within a tenth. That's a lot of different designs looking extremely even. You've got the traditional style chassis, the Type-R and Cyrul's design all right there.
02-09-2007, 01:29 PM
#935
who is driving the kyosho stallion?
02-09-2007, 01:32 PM
#936
Roberto Falcon from Superior hobbies was running it early on in the week I think he broke it and didnt have parts to fix it he may be running a corally now but not sure
02-09-2007, 01:58 PM
#937
Originally Posted by Hugo
What car are running:
-Mike Dumas?
-Jeff Dayger?
-Bobby Flack?
-Mike Dumas?
-Jeff Dayger?
-Bobby Flack?
-Jeff Dayger- Phi
-Bobby Flack- 007
02-09-2007, 02:03 PM
#939
Originally Posted by syndr0me
Are some of the cars not performing as well as the traction comes up? I noticed Hara hasn't been as fast in 19T has he was the first round. Would a thin chassis on his Cyclone (assuming he's not running something thick) hold him back in later rounds? I'm curious about the guys running the Phi, too. The competition spec chassis is 2.4MM, not sure what they're using on the prototype cars, but I think it's a similar design.
02-09-2007, 03:30 PM
#942
Lets go Mike Haynes and Donny Lia, it's time to squeeeeeeeeeeeze it.
02-09-2007, 03:30 PM
#943
Is it just me or does it seem like the Birds are a little dead this year? Aren't there usually more than 35 heats?
02-09-2007, 03:33 PM
#944
Tech Regular
Originally Posted by ghuber
Is it just me or does it seem like the Birds are a little dead this year? Aren't there usually more than 35 heats?
