Stockton RC Raceway 06' ROAR Carpet Nats
02-20-2006, 08:52 AM
#376
Originally Posted by Advil
Sorry, that one is not on the ROAR Approved list but it is interesting. Can I borrow it for some................"testing".
02-20-2006, 08:55 AM
#377
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Originally Posted by chicky03
Parma's are under 28mm. They vary from 27.5 to 28 depending how much the rubber over hangs. The rim is 27.5.
Paul
Paul
If I compress the caliper as hard as I can it will go to 28.1mmThis is another dumb rule from ROAR.
This is a rule that should be waved until the manufacturers start making them to spec.
02-20-2006, 09:06 AM
#378
Originally Posted by Advil
There were no Parma's available to test at the track last weekend.
The ROAR Minumum Foam Tire Diameter is listed at 55mm.
While we are at it....Please check the ROAR approved body list as well at the ROAR approved motor list (Mod Guys). You will be suprised how many bodies have had their approval expire. The current Approved motor list does not include the Cobalt 2 mod motor.
Please make sure you are on top of this so it doesn't come up in tech.
Thanks,
Art
The ROAR Minumum Foam Tire Diameter is listed at 55mm.
While we are at it....Please check the ROAR approved body list as well at the ROAR approved motor list (Mod Guys). You will be suprised how many bodies have had their approval expire. The current Approved motor list does not include the Cobalt 2 mod motor.
Please make sure you are on top of this so it doesn't come up in tech.
Thanks,
Art
The Cobalt 2 has been submitted and "should" be legalized by the nationals.
Tire width is being looking into as well.
EA
02-20-2006, 09:21 AM
#380
Originally Posted by pops
Either you or I need new calipers. My new set of Parmas are 28.3mm or 28.4mm at the rim. If I compress the caliper as hard as I can it will go to 28.1mm
This is another dumb rule from ROAR. This is a rule that should be waved until the manufacturers start making them to spec.
If I compress the caliper as hard as I can it will go to 28.1mmThis is another dumb rule from ROAR.
This is a rule that should be waved until the manufacturers start making them to spec.
02-20-2006, 11:49 AM
#385
Here's a picture of the official ROAR tech box that will be used at the nats
I was very impressed with its design and construction, its a very solid and professional looking unit. The roller being held on the left of the picture is used to tech the rear cutout and determine legal rear bumper height.
I was very impressed with its design and construction, its a very solid and professional looking unit. The roller being held on the left of the picture is used to tech the rear cutout and determine legal rear bumper height.
02-20-2006, 12:52 PM
#386
Originally Posted by RobertV
Here's a picture of the official ROAR tech box that will be used at the nats
I was very impressed with its design and construction, its a very solid and professional looking unit. The roller being held on the left of the picture is used to tech the rear cutout and determine legal rear bumper height.
I was very impressed with its design and construction, its a very solid and professional looking unit. The roller being held on the left of the picture is used to tech the rear cutout and determine legal rear bumper height.
02-20-2006, 01:01 PM
#387
Originally Posted by Brian Anthony
E.I., Off-road Nats that used the non approved Top/Orion stocker.
02-20-2006, 01:04 PM
#388
Originally Posted by RobertV
Here's a picture of the official ROAR tech box that will be used at the nats
I was very impressed with its design and construction, its a very solid and professional looking unit. The roller being held on the left of the picture is used to tech the rear cutout and determine legal rear bumper height.
I was very impressed with its design and construction, its a very solid and professional looking unit. The roller being held on the left of the picture is used to tech the rear cutout and determine legal rear bumper height.
Holy F**k Balls!!! NASCAR aint got nothing on us.
02-20-2006, 01:09 PM
#389
Now here a question,
Ride Height, according to ROAR Foam cars min is 4.5 but I believe it can be the tracks final choice.
Ride Height, according to ROAR Foam cars min is 4.5 but I believe it can be the tracks final choice.
02-20-2006, 01:12 PM
#390
Only if the track chooses to submit a deviation to the rule and the Ex-Com and/or Designated ROAR Official (DRO) grants the deviation.