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Old 11-19-2004, 07:43 AM
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my side belt rubs against the pipe header. anyone know about this problem?
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No disrespect to those who made these rules but it makes me wonder if the BRCA rules really did base on EFRA or did they just concocted those rules similar to the recent adhoc rules put up at certain recent local races here lately...

And where does one buy a BRCA homologated pipe? I smell money to be made here...
it does not say BRCA Homologated.
The BRCA approved list includes a much wider range than the very restrictive EFRA list, so pipes are not a problem, they should however be of a Dual Chamber design with a Stinger of at least 10mm in length and an outlet hole no larger than 5.2mm.
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my side belt rubs against the pipe header. anyone know about this problem?
been said since day one.
check it again after a days running.
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55mm rear wing? will have to double check that as it was only 50mm.
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thanks for the help nimo. so after a run, it will be ok????
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Old 11-19-2004, 10:36 AM
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Originally posted by joemugen
my side belt rubs against the pipe header. anyone know about this problem?
Try to file down the header a little for some clearance should be O.K

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Originally posted by Racing4Evo
Congratulations to Ron Calangi and his 3rd place at the Revelation Championships today. Ron bumped up from the C main all the way to the A and just got faster as the day went on. He drove the car a total of 260+laps and an hour and 15 minutes.


Great job Ron!
Thanks Peter and CONGRATS back to you too...

You had a very good run yourself !!! Your RRR was working
excellent all weekend and most especially on the main(s)...
Cant help but acknowledge how this car is a "TANK" for it to hold
up running that long, huh..?

Hopefully with guys like you, Jeff and Alex, more and more people
would start running this car locally in our area ...
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Originally posted by jwf-ronni
more and more people
would start running this car locally in our area ...
I want to have car like yours Ron. I hope to get one soon
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Old 11-19-2004, 10:55 AM
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Originally posted by jwf-ronni
Hopefully with guys like you, Jeff and Alex, more and more people
would start running this car locally in our area ...
That sounds interesting to me
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Are there any alternatives to using the Kyosho battery pack. I would like an alternative as I haven't seen this particular pack yet.

Cheers, Mark.
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Old 11-19-2004, 02:25 PM
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It's a standard 5 cell flat pack. The same as mugen 1/8th scale, NTC3, and Traxxas Revo. I think they could have made a better battery like the serpent, just laid down. That probably would have made the car underweight though.
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Originally posted by jwf-ronni
Thanks Peter and CONGRATS back to you too...

You had a very good run yourself !!! Your RRR was working
excellent all weekend and most especially on the main(s)...
Cant help but acknowledge how this car is a "TANK" for it to hold
up running that long, huh..?

Hopefully with guys like you, Jeff and Alex, more and more people
would start running this car locally in our area ...
My car wasn't working until the first main Sunday. I didn't start the first qualifier and I only ran 2 minutes in the second. The car was good, I just didn't get a chance to qualify it. The motor I planned to use, broke on Saturday and I was forced to use the O.S.

Yeah, tell me about the car being a TANK! Our cars went through 80 minutes of racing each.
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Originally posted by Racing4Evo
My car wasn't working until the first main Sunday. I didn't start the first qualifier and I only ran 2 minutes in the second. The car was good, I just didn't get a chance to qualify it. The motor I planned to use, broke on Saturday and I was forced to use the O.S.
Your car looked like it was working good from where I saw it
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Originally posted by Racing4Evo
Yeah, tell me about the car being a TANK! Our cars went through 80 minutes of racing each.
Actually, a few of the guys used and played around with my car
for another half an hour or so after the mains. Believe or not, we
put in another battery pack on the car so they could keep on
running it. And the only time we pulled it in was when they said:

"Man this car has a bad push !"

Well, it was pushing because it was not running with JACO Tires...
it had JACO Plastic RIMS !!
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Originally posted by ziggy12345
I cant see why we don’t do what the French always doin situations such as this. Make up the rules then completely ignore them
Maybe that's what will end up hapenning!
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