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Old 05-20-2011, 09:08 AM
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Its the part shown below right? I might have to give it a shot because it looks like the old piece is hard to get. Unless another company has produced a similar part but I can't seem to find one.


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Originally Posted by Chubba
Hi there, I am new to 1:10 pan car. I am looking to run both inside and outside asphalt 2s and was wondering what is the best body to use?
World GT style bodies from protoform & parma are good choice
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Originally Posted by superspeed
World GT style bodies from protoform & parma are good choice
the only 2 choices that are left
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Frewer does a 200mm body that isn't too bad. Not sure what shipping is overseas unless you have someone nearby that stocks his stuff.
I bought a Sophia, but only because there was nothing else I knew of at the time.
I can't believe Protoform stopped production of them just as they started getting popular again!
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Old 05-20-2011, 01:57 PM
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Yes that is the carbon part for motor plates on both sides.

Shells the Protoform Sophia is the best shell for indoors and the corvette for outdoors.
We dont want the old side plate back the motor plate on both sides with the new top plate is the best option.
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Anyone want to run bodies like the Mulsanne? I have one that I just dropped onto my WGT chassis. Really looks good. Not that I have anything against the more street car based bodies, but a real purpose designed racing body, looks like exactly that, a full blooded race car from the ground up.
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Originally Posted by oldrcr
Anyone want to run bodies like the Mulsanne? I have one that I just dropped onto my WGT chassis. Really looks good. Not that I have anything against the more street car based bodies, but a real purpose designed racing body, looks like exactly that, a full blooded race car from the ground up.
I tried one, couldn't drive it, trashed it after only 2 meetings.
Too much rear end downforce and not enough front, meant having to increase the steering lock which caused car to hook coming out of corners.
Went back to the PF Corvette (outdoor 2s 17.5 racing).
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I only played around a couple times with the Mulsanne, but found with a bit more camber up front, it was fine. I suppose if the manufacturers would produce a couple other styles, they could get a bit of the front downforce needed. They do it with 1/12th bodies. There is quite a range to use depending on what you need and like. Same used to be true of 1/10 pan car racing bodies, back when I had a few less gray hairs.

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I tried one, couldn't drive it, trashed it after only 2 meetings.
Too much rear end downforce and not enough front, meant having to increase the steering lock which caused car to hook coming out of corners.
Went back to the PF Corvette (outdoor 2s 17.5 racing).
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i wanted one for my LE but only one i could find was from tamiya Australia shop,which is actually in china and very dodgy.
proline and other companies seem to have forgotten the 1/10 pan cars
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Originally Posted by oldrcr
I only played around a couple times with the Mulsanne, but found with a bit more camber up front, it was fine. I suppose if the manufacturers would produce a couple other styles, they could get a bit of the front downforce needed. They do it with 1/12th bodies. There is quite a range to use depending on what you need and like. Same used to be true of 1/10 pan car racing bodies, back when I had a few less gray hairs.
Car had loads more front end, and good rear end with the now discontinued PF Corvette, and was actually quicker on the whole lap, where as the mulsanne had the highest top speed.
Think Canada has it right with using just HPI Shells, something Japan is close to, except they also allow in other makes, but NOT the PF Mulsanne and Sophia and NOT the Parma Blob (Sorry, the supposed Aston Martin).
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Originally Posted by Layin' Wood
Its the part shown below right? I might have to give it a shot because it looks like the old piece is hard to get. Unless another company has produced a similar part but I can't seem to find one.


That's laying up-side-down. Need to get another right side motor plate to use on the left side to have something to attach it to.

I'm using one.

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Originally Posted by Still Bill
That's laying up-side-down. Need to get another right side motor plate to use on the left side to have something to attach it to.

I'm using one.

Bill
Already ordered the parts looking forward to getting it on the car by raceday.
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any spring and tube lube recommendations for medium traction asphalt track?
is it better the traction use softer springs and thinner lube and vice versa?
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Originally Posted by Layin' Wood
Already ordered the parts looking forward to getting it on the car by raceday.
sounds u've ordered nice stuff.
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does anyone use suntan lotion on their wgt tires?
which xceed tire is spec tire?
also which traction compound do you guys use?

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