After makrtket question
#1
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After makrtket question
After market chassis for the TC3, how much, where can i find, and wat's so darn good about them? I'm thinkin of getting one but i want to ask u guys(the pro's) of wat kind i should get. Help me? Thankx for postin
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Re: After makrtket question
Originally posted by DT-Skyline
After market chassis for the TC3, how much, where can i find, and wat's so darn good about them? I'm thinkin of getting one but i want to ask u guys(the pro's) of wat kind i should get. Help me? Thankx for postin
After market chassis for the TC3, how much, where can i find, and wat's so darn good about them? I'm thinkin of getting one but i want to ask u guys(the pro's) of wat kind i should get. Help me? Thankx for postin
good : stiffer
no tourq steer
better balance
and faster corner speed !!!!!! I think youll like it ..
best chassis on the market !!! why do you think i run it !!!!
#3
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First off, I am not pro...
I would guess that by using an aftermarket chassis for the TC3, you recieve a more balanced chassis. Take Warpspeed for example, they moved the battery to the right side(because touring cars SHOULD turn right more ofton then left. Making the car more stable in the sweepers), and moved the battery closer to the drive shaft. By adding the upperdeck, they accomplished a very ridged design, along with all of the chassis "tweaks." You will also gain a slight weight savings when going to a duel deck setup(depending on what company you choose).
The chassis choice may also depend on how much you crash. If you crash a lot, but they are softish crashes, you may want to stick with the stock tub chassis. But if you drive cleanly, and only have a hard hit once in a while, then a duel deck may be for you. It is much easier to "untweak" the chassis of a duel deck car, than it is to "untweak" a tub chassis, but if you crash a bunch of little times, then it becomes a hassle to keep checking the tweak of your car...
Hope this helps!
Chris
I would guess that by using an aftermarket chassis for the TC3, you recieve a more balanced chassis. Take Warpspeed for example, they moved the battery to the right side(because touring cars SHOULD turn right more ofton then left. Making the car more stable in the sweepers), and moved the battery closer to the drive shaft. By adding the upperdeck, they accomplished a very ridged design, along with all of the chassis "tweaks." You will also gain a slight weight savings when going to a duel deck setup(depending on what company you choose).
The chassis choice may also depend on how much you crash. If you crash a lot, but they are softish crashes, you may want to stick with the stock tub chassis. But if you drive cleanly, and only have a hard hit once in a while, then a duel deck may be for you. It is much easier to "untweak" the chassis of a duel deck car, than it is to "untweak" a tub chassis, but if you crash a bunch of little times, then it becomes a hassle to keep checking the tweak of your car...
Hope this helps!
Chris
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Originally posted by Lonestar
uh???
uh???
anyway, i was @ socal last night and since it was ran counter-clockwise, i was making more lefts.
maybe i've been away from touring car too long, but i'm curious to what you mean.
btw,
if memory serves me right, the reedy race is run counter-clockwise...hence, left turns.
not trying to dis you, chris, but i'm like...
#6
Originally posted by DickemDown
bubbles, you just got called out!
anyway, i was @ socal last night and since it was ran counter-clockwise, i was making more lefts.
maybe i've been away from touring car too long, but i'm curious to what you mean.
btw,
if memory serves me right, the reedy race is run counter-clockwise...hence, left turns.
not trying to dis you, chris, but i'm like...
bubbles, you just got called out!
anyway, i was @ socal last night and since it was ran counter-clockwise, i was making more lefts.
maybe i've been away from touring car too long, but i'm curious to what you mean.
btw,
if memory serves me right, the reedy race is run counter-clockwise...hence, left turns.
not trying to dis you, chris, but i'm like...
The Reedy Race could be going in either the clockwise or the counter clockwise direction.
#7
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From my understanding, Warpspeed looked to the rule book, and found somewhere(I forget which rule book) that most touring tracks should be run Clock wise. I guess that my SHOULD is more meaningful like "should". That is Warpspeed's reasoning. If you want, ask some Warpspeed drivers why the battery is on the right side of the chassis, I do not know all the details of the chassis though.
#8
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Re: Re: After makrtket question
Originally posted by mb racer
hey matt!! you can chk out my BMI chassis.. they go for 109.00 in black and 119.00 in color .. blue , and also titanium ... ill be running sunday at LM ..
good : stiffer
no tourq steer
better balance
and faster corner speed !!!!!! I think youll like it ..
best chassis on the market !!! why do you think i run it !!!!
hey matt!! you can chk out my BMI chassis.. they go for 109.00 in black and 119.00 in color .. blue , and also titanium ... ill be running sunday at LM ..
good : stiffer
no tourq steer
better balance
and faster corner speed !!!!!! I think youll like it ..
best chassis on the market !!! why do you think i run it !!!!
Matt
#10
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Re: Re: Re: Re: After makrtket question
Originally posted by mb racer
should be there about 6;30..
should be there about 6;30..
#11
If the chassis is balanced out right, and torque steer is eliminated. Then battery placement shouldnt make a difference.
Both the Warpspeed and the BMI have a great reputation and an excellent track record. I went with the BMI mainly for quality of construction and the upper deck design. Check them both out and ask alot of questions and choose wichever one makes you feel more comfortable buying.
Both the Warpspeed and the BMI have a great reputation and an excellent track record. I went with the BMI mainly for quality of construction and the upper deck design. Check them both out and ask alot of questions and choose wichever one makes you feel more comfortable buying.
#12
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Originally posted by Bubblestc3
From my understanding, Warpspeed looked to the rule book, and found somewhere(I forget which rule book) that most touring tracks should be run Clock wise. I guess that my SHOULD is more meaningful like "should". That is Warpspeed's reasoning. If you want, ask some Warpspeed drivers why the battery is on the right side of the chassis, I do not know all the details of the chassis though.
From my understanding, Warpspeed looked to the rule book, and found somewhere(I forget which rule book) that most touring tracks should be run Clock wise. I guess that my SHOULD is more meaningful like "should". That is Warpspeed's reasoning. If you want, ask some Warpspeed drivers why the battery is on the right side of the chassis, I do not know all the details of the chassis though.
#13
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Can u guys show me a pic of your "so famous" BMI chassis?
#14
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Originally posted by DT-Skyline
Can u guys show me a pic of your "so famous" BMI chassis?
Can u guys show me a pic of your "so famous" BMI chassis?
#15
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Originally posted by DT-Skyline
Can u guys show me a pic of your "so famous" BMI chassis?
Can u guys show me a pic of your "so famous" BMI chassis?
Is there such thing?
Sorry, could not resist