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Old 02-25-2008, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Randy Caster
Cant wait until I get a chance to make it back up there and race on the new track, sounds huge!

I think it's gonna take more than a 3.5 on a 165ft straight Clint...
Novak doesn't make anything lower than a 3.5 and my 4.5 is still pulling at the end of the straight now. The 3.5 will be fine
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First off the Tekin has to prove it works and 2nd you better buy two of those motors if you're going to run that sort of power in the heat at the speedworld cup Billy is going to have to fly Matt Howard in if I'm going to have some comp down the straight!!!!!
Billy didn't call me "rocket man" for nothing
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hey matt, is that why he calls you nothing???,,,j/k, when are you going to visit us and kick our butts again???
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Originally Posted by gdcopbdcop
hey matt, is that why he calls you nothing???,,,j/k, when are you going to visit us and kick our butts again???
rich
I'll come back when you guys have some competition for me, Matt Francis retired so there's no need for me to come back any time soon
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Originally Posted by STLNLST
Novak doesn't make anything lower than a 3.5 and my 4.5 is still pulling at the end of the straight now. The 3.5 will be fine
And I thought you were Mr. Horsepower...
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Old 02-27-2008, 09:31 PM
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Default SpeedWorld Raceway 2008 Improvement Project

The track expansion and resufacing project got underway today at SpeedWorld Raceway & Hobbies in Roseville, CA.

I am happy to say that it turned out perfect! Not a ripple or bump to seen - it is going to be off the hook!

more pics of the work cab be found at http://rivercityrc.org/swr/2008/phase1/
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nice!!!!

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Originally Posted by Matt Howard
Billy didn't call me "rocket man" for nothing
My my, how your altered view of reality shines through!! ....the reason you were called the rocket man was because of that lame-a$$ song you always played on your mp3 player: http://www.arroyoc.com/rcracing/rocket3.wav
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Hello,

I am thinking about coming to visit for the SWR cup and am interested in what everybody is running for tires/inserts? 36R's? With what insert? Which wheel?
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Originally Posted by Xpress
Hello,

I am thinking about coming to visit for the SWR cup and am interested in what everybody is running for tires/inserts? 36R's? With what insert? Which wheel?
You should def come down! I loved the SWR cup last year!

Yeah, sorex 36's with a firm insert, and it depends on the rims, I know some guys use the yokomo stiff ones, and others dont like those because there more fragile...

I just use normal yokomo rims

IDK how many people are still going to run RP's because there hard to find, so I cant comment there..
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lol,

NOBODY knows what tire as the asphalt is brand new......



you crack me up revo, saying what tires 'work' lol



ooh track looks soo good!
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Originally Posted by JayL
lol,

NOBODY knows what tire as the asphalt is brand new......



you crack me up revo, saying what tires 'work' lol



ooh track looks soo good!

Whats going to change? I cant imagine were going to run anything softer during summer heat......
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Old 02-28-2008, 06:18 PM
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36's would definitely be a good starting point. JL has a good point that the surface will be a bit different.

as long as it's un-sealed asphalt it will probably be close.
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Old 02-28-2008, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by RussB
36's would definitely be a good starting point. JL has a good point that the surface will be a bit different.

as long as it's un-sealed asphalt it will probably be close.
Im sure it will be different with out years of traction crap sunk in.... But heat is heat you know?

When its 100 deg out, I dont think you'd run anything under 36's
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Originally Posted by JayL
lol,

NOBODY knows what tire as the asphalt is brand new......



you crack me up revo, saying what tires 'work' lol



ooh track looks soo good!
I suppose there is some poor question timing on my part, but what was the "old" ticket for tires and inserts.

Thanks
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