Stockton RC Raceway 06' ROAR Carpet Nats
02-22-2006, 11:55 AM
#497
Tech Fanatic
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[QUOTE=Advil]
The Tech Tools ROAR provided measures both with the same box. It really is a neat piece of engineering.
QUOTE]
Is the box made by the same people or similar to the one that was used for 200mm gas nats in Toledo? Looking at the one pic it looks like it but I'm just curious as it was a really nice piece.
The Tech Tools ROAR provided measures both with the same box. It really is a neat piece of engineering.
QUOTE]
Is the box made by the same people or similar to the one that was used for 200mm gas nats in Toledo? Looking at the one pic it looks like it but I'm just curious as it was a really nice piece.
02-22-2006, 11:55 AM
#498
Well, I guess you would get in the symantics of what is a part of the chassis, and what is a bumper. Regardless, please bring these concerns up in the ROAR Rule thread in the Chat Forum. We wil try to adress them in the appropriate comittee.
Looks like this is gonna be great race. !!!!
Looks like this is gonna be great race. !!!!
Originally Posted by Brian Anthony
-While I was looking in the rule book, I found this rule which I thought was most interesting:
6.2.1 Bumpers are not required in all classes, but when used, they must be shock absorbing and non-metallic, with no sharp edges. For safety, rigid bumpers, such as fiberglass and composites, are not permitted.
That rule basically means all Oval cars are illegal and some on-road 12th scales as well.
6.2.1 Bumpers are not required in all classes, but when used, they must be shock absorbing and non-metallic, with no sharp edges. For safety, rigid bumpers, such as fiberglass and composites, are not permitted.
That rule basically means all Oval cars are illegal and some on-road 12th scales as well.
02-22-2006, 12:26 PM
#499
[QUOTE=Brian Anthony]
I was told that they were in fact made by the same company that built the 200mm Nitor TC Tech Box. A very nice piece of engineering and machine work.
Originally Posted by Advil
The Tech Tools ROAR provided measures both with the same box. It really is a neat piece of engineering.
QUOTE]
Is the box made by the same people or similar to the one that was used for 200mm gas nats in Toledo? Looking at the one pic it looks like it but I'm just curious as it was a really nice piece.
QUOTE]
Is the box made by the same people or similar to the one that was used for 200mm gas nats in Toledo? Looking at the one pic it looks like it but I'm just curious as it was a really nice piece.
02-22-2006, 12:42 PM
#500
ball return
02-22-2006, 12:43 PM
#501
[QUOTE=schurcr]
I was told that they were in fact made by the same company that built the 200mm Nitor TC Tech Box. A very nice piece of engineering and machine work.
FINALLY!!! My membership fees actually paid for something useful 
Originally Posted by Brian Anthony
I was told that they were in fact made by the same company that built the 200mm Nitor TC Tech Box. A very nice piece of engineering and machine work.
02-22-2006, 01:24 PM
#502
Originally Posted by JamesArluck
Next up, a picture of him gluing all the rings of foam back on 
-James
-James
Bill - just pulling your leg. Chances are your early preparation will prove to be an advantage.
See you at the track
02-22-2006, 01:34 PM
#503
Tech Fanatic
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Originally Posted by MDawson
That is funny James. Perhaps we can take a collection of cut-offs and glue them back together for Bill. He might get a couple sets of foams.
Bill - just pulling your leg. Chances are your early preparation will prove to be an advantage.
See you at the track
Bill - just pulling your leg. Chances are your early preparation will prove to be an advantage.
See you at the track
02-22-2006, 01:47 PM
#506
Tech Master
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[QUOTE=Brian Anthony]
Sorry, I was mistaken on this. There is a seperate body template to measure body width included with the Tech Tools.
Originally Posted by Advil
The Tech Tools ROAR provided measures both with the same box. It really is a neat piece of engineering.
QUOTE]
Is the box made by the same people or similar to the one that was used for 200mm gas nats in Toledo? Looking at the one pic it looks like it but I'm just curious as it was a really nice piece.
QUOTE]
Is the box made by the same people or similar to the one that was used for 200mm gas nats in Toledo? Looking at the one pic it looks like it but I'm just curious as it was a really nice piece.
02-22-2006, 01:56 PM
#508
Originally Posted by Advil
Sorry guys......no wheel dots. We must follow rule 7.2.2
7.2.2 Stick-on wheel disks are not allowed. Unless other means are authorized by the Race Director, the disks must be secured to the wheel by the axle nut or screws.
02-22-2006, 03:22 PM
#509
So i can run wheel dots if i dont cut out the center and pull the center in with the wheel nut.