Speed Passion brand new Spec Racing LeMans car - The LM1
#796
Tech Rookie

I know this has been a couple moths since you posted this, but I was wondering if you had any bodies left? I am interested in possibly getting two of them. LMK, thanks.
#798

I was the only LMA in a group of RJ Speed bodied LM-1s this weekend. The guys have been practicing a ton and really have a handle on their cars in Madison, WI. I need more quality time on practice day to ever hope to be in the same league. But, I had fun racing again. I was able to run some nice clean practice laps after racing and managed to tune the car to within a half of a second of the lap times of the pack. I'm still a full second off the race winner's average, but there is a lot of rust to knock off.
#799

I was the only LMA in a group of RJ Speed bodied LM-1s this weekend. The guys have been practicing a ton and really have a handle on their cars in Madison, WI. I need more quality time on practice day to ever hope to be in the same league. But, I had fun racing again. I was able to run some nice clean practice laps after racing and managed to tune the car to within a half of a second of the lap times of the pack. I'm still a full second off the race winner's average, but there is a lot of rust to knock off.
#800

link for race ----->>http://www.rctech.net/forum/13126306-post300.html
#801

Now new national Danish LeMans Class i Denmark.
http://www.rcformula1.com.au/index.p...-lemans-series
http://www.rcformula1.com.au/index.p...-lemans-series
#802
Tech Fanatic
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Now new national Danish LeMans Class i Denmark.
http://www.rcformula1.com.au/index.p...-lemans-series
http://www.rcformula1.com.au/index.p...-lemans-series

#803

One of the door prizes will be an LM-1 with LMA body.
#804

What Chad said. 2841 Index Rd. Madison, WI. Sunday is onroad. Doors open at 8 and racing starts at noon. The track will be open for practice this Sunday after the big event Saturday, but it may only be for practice. We now have at last count 14 separate drivers with LM1s in Madison and one F103 with a group C body. We are averaging about 8 to 10 a week.
One of the door prizes will be an LM-1 with LMA body.
One of the door prizes will be an LM-1 with LMA body.
#805

hello guys
i broke my rear wing on my only crash in a outdoor practice
Am i the only one finding this wing is too fragile ?
Is there a way to replace it without buying an entire new body ?
Thanks
i broke my rear wing on my only crash in a outdoor practice

Am i the only one finding this wing is too fragile ?
Is there a way to replace it without buying an entire new body ?
Thanks
#807

How do you adjust the tweak on this car? Did the Old school method of lifting from center of front and back center of chassis.
Lifting from the front the left front lifts well before the right front. Lifting from the back the right rear lifts well before the left.
This doesn't make sense to me based on how I would have adjusted for the front would be opposite for fixing the back.
Also the car was traction rolling on hard right handers, but not left turns which were even harder than the right turns.
Hope this all makes sense.
Lifting from the front the left front lifts well before the right front. Lifting from the back the right rear lifts well before the left.
This doesn't make sense to me based on how I would have adjusted for the front would be opposite for fixing the back.
Also the car was traction rolling on hard right handers, but not left turns which were even harder than the right turns.
Hope this all makes sense.
#808

How do you adjust the tweak on this car? Did the Old school method of lifting from center of front and back center of chassis.
Lifting from the front the left front lifts well before the right front. Lifting from the back the right rear lifts well before the left.
This doesn't make sense to me based on how I would have adjusted for the front would be opposite for fixing the back.
Also the car was traction rolling on hard right handers, but not left turns which were even harder than the right turns.
Hope this all makes sense.
Lifting from the front the left front lifts well before the right front. Lifting from the back the right rear lifts well before the left.
This doesn't make sense to me based on how I would have adjusted for the front would be opposite for fixing the back.
Also the car was traction rolling on hard right handers, but not left turns which were even harder than the right turns.
Hope this all makes sense.
Really wish the instructions were better on this car, it is possible for even experienced builders to miss small items like this that absolutely kill the handling of the car.
Chris