Tamiya TCS 2004
#92

Originally posted by ritchie
yep, we know about the rain delays up here in seattle. speaking of which, neil and steve probably shouldn't come up this fall cause its probably gonna rain again.
hopefully i'll be able to make next years race. maybe i'll come race during the family visit this summer
yep, we know about the rain delays up here in seattle. speaking of which, neil and steve probably shouldn't come up this fall cause its probably gonna rain again.

#93
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Originally posted by linger
I've already won more than my fair share, and I wouldn't be surprised to see an TCS rule amendment that goes something like this:
"Racers that have won the “GRAND” prize, (a.k.a TCS National title) and racers names Ling Tong are eligible to participate in regular season TCS races. They are also eligible to win the first place trophy, however they are not eligible to win prizes that are associated with first place."
I've already won more than my fair share, and I wouldn't be surprised to see an TCS rule amendment that goes something like this:
"Racers that have won the “GRAND” prize, (a.k.a TCS National title) and racers names Ling Tong are eligible to participate in regular season TCS races. They are also eligible to win the first place trophy, however they are not eligible to win prizes that are associated with first place."
#94

Originally posted by linger
linger is still using his 414/04R combo, but he now has a spanky new TB02!
A big thanks to the Hobbytown crew for overcoming all the race gremlims.
I've already won more than my fair share, and I wouldn't be surprised to see an TCS rule amendment that goes something like this:
"Racers that have won the “GRAND” prize, (a.k.a TCS National title) and racers names Ling Tong are eligible to participate in regular season TCS races. They are also eligible to win the first place trophy, however they are not eligible to win prizes that are associated with first place."
linger is still using his 414/04R combo, but he now has a spanky new TB02!
A big thanks to the Hobbytown crew for overcoming all the race gremlims.
I've already won more than my fair share, and I wouldn't be surprised to see an TCS rule amendment that goes something like this:
"Racers that have won the “GRAND” prize, (a.k.a TCS National title) and racers names Ling Tong are eligible to participate in regular season TCS races. They are also eligible to win the first place trophy, however they are not eligible to win prizes that are associated with first place."
Looks like the Pinky Power is back!
#95

So Neil, what car kit did ya end up walking away with, since Steve isn't eligible for car kit since he's a National Champ. I know you would have preferred to win it, then have it handed over to ya. And what was the grand dandy raffle prize, TRF 415 sticker sheet
. Got to love TCS, prizes galore, even if ya didn't do to well.

#96

Originally posted by gtypecanare
So Neil, what car kit did ya end up walking away with, since Steve isn't eligible for car kit since he's a National Champ. I know you would have preferred to win it, then have it handed over to ya. And what was the grand dandy raffle prize, TRF 415 sticker sheet
. Got to love TCS, prizes galore, even if ya didn't do to well.
So Neil, what car kit did ya end up walking away with, since Steve isn't eligible for car kit since he's a National Champ. I know you would have preferred to win it, then have it handed over to ya. And what was the grand dandy raffle prize, TRF 415 sticker sheet

#97

Originally posted by Neil Rabara
I received a TA04 SS. You know, the Audi bodies one. I should have won, but the last lap getting around a back marker put me into the road rails allowing Steve to go by. I ran out of time to make any attempt to regain the lead.
I received a TA04 SS. You know, the Audi bodies one. I should have won, but the last lap getting around a back marker put me into the road rails allowing Steve to go by. I ran out of time to make any attempt to regain the lead.
#98
Tire and Chassis for GT1
Hello, and congrats to the winners from the recent TCS.
I, mainly an amatuer, have some questions on GT1 class.
1. Do you think TA04R chassis (with tub) competitive enough to run in GT1 against TRFs lineups and TBEVOs?
2. What do you think of the wide tire(`66mm dia) vs. med. narrow tire (`62mm dia) in GT1. I have good handling experience with the wide tire in nitro (TG10R) and would like to try that in EP.
3. What's your recommended rollout for Tamiya SuperStock Type RR motor?
4. Does the 3300HV have a big advantage over the 2400SP or 1700SP batteries for the two minutes qualifying?
I will race in Japan this month (coz I work in Japan), so any info pertaining to the race are very much appreciated. For info, this is my 3rd participations in the series, after jumping from N1 class.
I will run TA04 with most probably with NSX body at Tamiya Kakegawa circuit (normally good traction high speed track - but depends on race layout later).
Cheers and thanks in advance.
- Y Ku2 -
I, mainly an amatuer, have some questions on GT1 class.
1. Do you think TA04R chassis (with tub) competitive enough to run in GT1 against TRFs lineups and TBEVOs?
2. What do you think of the wide tire(`66mm dia) vs. med. narrow tire (`62mm dia) in GT1. I have good handling experience with the wide tire in nitro (TG10R) and would like to try that in EP.
3. What's your recommended rollout for Tamiya SuperStock Type RR motor?
4. Does the 3300HV have a big advantage over the 2400SP or 1700SP batteries for the two minutes qualifying?
I will race in Japan this month (coz I work in Japan), so any info pertaining to the race are very much appreciated. For info, this is my 3rd participations in the series, after jumping from N1 class.
I will run TA04 with most probably with NSX body at Tamiya Kakegawa circuit (normally good traction high speed track - but depends on race layout later).
Cheers and thanks in advance.
- Y Ku2 -
#100

Originally posted by izzyracer
Neil! I can see you doing it this year! Good luck man!
Neil! I can see you doing it this year! Good luck man!
#101

Originally posted by dsrbltoys
Size of tire is a big advantage if you have the gear limitations that japan runs in their worlds races...
Size of tire is a big advantage if you have the gear limitations that japan runs in their worlds races...


#102

Hey guys. I've got my car together. I think I'll be joining you this year in Aliso Viejo. I'll be up at Tamiya once in a while for practice on Saturdays when I can. Any hints on what Tamiya tire/inserts/body combo guys like to run in GT1? Never run anything Tamiya before so this should be interesting. These races look like a lot of fun and I'm really looking forward to racing with you guys.
#103

Originally posted by jkerr0043
Hey guys. I've got my car together. I think I'll be joining you this year in Aliso Viejo. I'll be up at Tamiya once in a while for practice on Saturdays when I can. Any hints on what Tamiya tire/inserts/body combo guys like to run in GT1? Never run anything Tamiya before so this should be interesting. These races look like a lot of fun and I'm really looking forward to racing with you guys.
Hey guys. I've got my car together. I think I'll be joining you this year in Aliso Viejo. I'll be up at Tamiya once in a while for practice on Saturdays when I can. Any hints on what Tamiya tire/inserts/body combo guys like to run in GT1? Never run anything Tamiya before so this should be interesting. These races look like a lot of fun and I'm really looking forward to racing with you guys.

cant help you with set up tho... im still working on mine. but i can fill you in on the rest of the stuff like tires, bodies, inserts..