JRnotEwing

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I bought this body for USGT and it never quite worked for that class. But love the look of all that meat under the rear end

JRnotEwing

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Front view. Dang iPhones only able to upload 1 image

Nego

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What would be a good starting point for gearing?

Grumpybrat

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88 spur 42 pinion timing at 40 degrees, 2 minute run check temp stay under 160

Nego

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Thanks I will start there!

Cencalrcracer3

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The only way we could gain any interest in this class was to run DTP Lemans style bodies.
Three cars showed the first week with lots more interested .
These cars on an asphalt track were hooked up!
We also ran 13.5 1s

old_dude

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These cars were first started at CRC's racetrack which is an indoors track. 17.5 is great for that indoor small track situation. I believe that the 13.5 is a good choice when the track exceeds 150' but it isn't necessary. The idea behind this is to get a class where we race each other and not to have a class that is so fast that makes it hard to do that. F1 has showed this recently with a switch in the midwest to 25.5 motors from 21.5. The racing is tons better and a lot more fun. Sure the guy that makes the "A" at the IIC or Snowbirds may not like the slower speeds, but when the entire "A" field qualifies within two laps it makes racing a whole lot easier. On another note, rear tires last a lot longer too. LOL

old_dude

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Third week of WGT-r at the Gate. 8 cars and several in build.

dumper

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Who makes the SRT8 Challenger body?

The Stratus was left off because it looks too much like a TC body.

NutDriver

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I'd like to know, too. The closest I can find is a Protoform oval body that looks like a Challenger.

Evoracer

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I believe that's a Matrixline body. I only find a 190mm version though so the fit may not be great.
http://www.matrixline-rcmodel.com/images/PC201205-a.jpg

MoparFanatic

The Matrixline SRT8 Challenger is the body I'm referring to. It may be 190mm, but so are some of the approved bodies. Also what about the Matrixline SRT10 ACR-X Viper body?

pilotsteve

There is a Kyosho touring car that comes out the middle of the month with a new body style Challenger body that is 200mm. Maybe that one will be approved.

NutDriver

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I hope the Kyosho is approved. I have one of the Protoform Challenger-esque bodies like this one.

Jsaves

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Brian,
What is the droop you are using with the long king pins in front?
Thanks and God Bless