3Likes1/10th pan car
03-07-2004, 04:18 PM
#6121
In fact, Im going to go ahead and post the 235mm body list here and add it to the rules tonight. So without further ado...
Here are the approved 235mm bodies:
Associated
Nissan GTP Coupe
Jaguar XJR-16
'92 Nissan GTP
Dahms
Splice WSC (D029) (Spice)
Lowla ST10 and LT10 and GT/LT10 (Lola)
Hot Bodies
Toyota GT1 TS020
McAllister Racing
Jaguar GTP
Nissan NPT90 GTP
Toyota GTP
Protoform
Nissan P354
Peugeot 905B
As well as all 235mm nitro GTP/WSC bodies (considering you guys should still be able to fit those over your wide chassis)
If there are any I have forgotten please let me know and they will be added to the list
I will have the 12th scale GTP bodies up tonight as well
Here are the approved 235mm bodies:
Associated
Nissan GTP Coupe
Jaguar XJR-16
'92 Nissan GTP
Dahms
Splice WSC (D029) (Spice)
Lowla ST10 and LT10 and GT/LT10 (Lola)
Hot Bodies
Toyota GT1 TS020
McAllister Racing
Jaguar GTP
Nissan NPT90 GTP
Toyota GTP
Protoform
Nissan P354
Peugeot 905B
As well as all 235mm nitro GTP/WSC bodies (considering you guys should still be able to fit those over your wide chassis)
If there are any I have forgotten please let me know and they will be added to the list
I will have the 12th scale GTP bodies up tonight as well
03-07-2004, 06:20 PM
#6122
Don't forget the PSE Mazda!!! I still have a couple and that's what I'll be using...I believe EJ Evans used one last year at Speedworld raceway and won the NORRCA Nationals.
I ran my 10L2 at Hobbytown San Antonio yesterday and it was dialed!! The track is perfect for both road course and oval.
I vote for Hobbytown SA!!! Don't forget to add the Riverwalk/Alamo as things to do, it has many restaurants and night clubs.
P2
I ran my 10L2 at Hobbytown San Antonio yesterday and it was dialed!! The track is perfect for both road course and oval.
I vote for Hobbytown SA!!! Don't forget to add the Riverwalk/Alamo as things to do, it has many restaurants and night clubs.
P2
Originally posted by trackdesigner71
In fact, Im going to go ahead and post the 235mm body list here and add it to the rules tonight. So without further ado...
Here are the approved 235mm bodies:
Associated
Nissan GTP Coupe
Jaguar XJR-16
'92 Nissan GTP
Dahms
Splice WSC (D029) (Spice)
Lowla ST10 and LT10 and GT/LT10 (Lola)
Hot Bodies
Toyota GT1 TS020
McAllister Racing
Jaguar GTP
Nissan NPT90 GTP
Toyota GTP
Protoform
Nissan P354
Peugeot 905B
As well as all 235mm nitro GTP/WSC bodies (considering you guys should still be able to fit those over your wide chassis)
If there are any I have forgotten please let me know and they will be added to the list
I will have the 12th scale GTP bodies up tonight as well
In fact, Im going to go ahead and post the 235mm body list here and add it to the rules tonight. So without further ado...
Here are the approved 235mm bodies:
Associated
Nissan GTP Coupe
Jaguar XJR-16
'92 Nissan GTP
Dahms
Splice WSC (D029) (Spice)
Lowla ST10 and LT10 and GT/LT10 (Lola)
Hot Bodies
Toyota GT1 TS020
McAllister Racing
Jaguar GTP
Nissan NPT90 GTP
Toyota GTP
Protoform
Nissan P354
Peugeot 905B
As well as all 235mm nitro GTP/WSC bodies (considering you guys should still be able to fit those over your wide chassis)
If there are any I have forgotten please let me know and they will be added to the list
I will have the 12th scale GTP bodies up tonight as well
03-07-2004, 06:47 PM
#6123
Ok here are the updated rules with body lists for all classes (including 235mm thirdplace 
) except oval since those are too numerous to list and I just decided to go with whatever ROAR and NORRCA have approved for oval.
) except oval since those are too numerous to list and I just decided to go with whatever ROAR and NORRCA have approved for oval.
Last edited by trackdesigner71; 03-07-2004 at 07:28 PM.
03-07-2004, 06:48 PM
#6124
One more body to add:
Bolink R&S MKIII WSC Sport with Jack as a driver
Bolink R&S MKIII WSC Sport with Jack as a driver
03-07-2004, 09:59 PM
#6126
Tech Fanatic
Mr Green has some questions he's just dying to post...... 
03-08-2004, 02:42 AM
#6128
Originally posted by SPEEDx971
You're lucky in US..........I try to get a Pancar on ebay but they're only ship in US so i'm 
on this:
1- http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...&category=2565
2- http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...&category=2565
3- http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...&category=2565
4- And that's all.......
I really need to make a friend or a girlfriend in US,as he could be buy and ship it in Europe for me
But guys,tell me the C10X Corally,it's a good one
Why my mum tell me to live in europe and not in US
You're lucky in US..........I try to get a Pancar on ebay but they're only ship in US so i'm on this:1- http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...&category=2565
2- http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...&category=2565
3- http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...&category=2565
4- And that's all.......
I really need to make a friend or a girlfriend in US,as he could be buy and ship it in Europe for me But guys,tell me the C10X Corally,it's a good one
Why my mum tell me to live in europe and not in US
And I hope the C10-X is a good car, as I bought one (second-hand) and am now making it ready for the race season. We'll see what happenes, but from what I've heard, it's a good and solid car.
03-08-2004, 02:47 AM
#6129
Hey Neelon, good to see you're still around!
Yes the C10/x is a very tough car. I'de make some kind of rear axle protectors for your car for racing in ERCE though. Something like the nerf wings on the Asso cars, only made of carbon.
Are you coming to Velp for the ICC races on 10/11april and 1/2 mai?
Would be fun!
Yes the C10/x is a very tough car. I'de make some kind of rear axle protectors for your car for racing in ERCE though. Something like the nerf wings on the Asso cars, only made of carbon.
Are you coming to Velp for the ICC races on 10/11april and 1/2 mai?
Would be fun!
03-08-2004, 03:15 AM
#6130
Originally posted by Pro ten Holland
Hey Neelon, good to see you're still around!
Yes the C10/x is a very tough car. I'de make some kind of rear axle protectors for your car for racing in ERCE though. Something like the nerf wings on the Asso cars, only made of carbon.
Are you coming to Velp for the ICC races on 10/11april and 1/2 mai?
Would be fun!
Hey Neelon, good to see you're still around!
Yes the C10/x is a very tough car. I'de make some kind of rear axle protectors for your car for racing in ERCE though. Something like the nerf wings on the Asso cars, only made of carbon.
Are you coming to Velp for the ICC races on 10/11april and 1/2 mai?
Would be fun!
Right now I'm getting the car ready, and I still have to get the tube-conversion, but lack of money at the moment, so I have to postpone that for a while.
April is no problem, but may 2nd we have our 3rd club race according to the agenda. But I thought ICC was in the second week of the month. The ICC site is no way up-to-date, no calender available for 2004.
03-08-2004, 03:30 AM
#6131
Yes Neelon that would be FUN
You can see some more Corally C10(x)'s and some other brands and home made cars like ProTenHolland's.
It's a easy drive from Einhoven to Velp, now the A50 is completed.
You start in Einhoven and at the end of the A50 is our track.
I think with a normal drive style it will be 1.5 hours. so you should make it in 50min.
And if possible take some co-drivers with you?
Pro10 or whatever
Erwin
It's a easy drive from Einhoven to Velp, now the A50 is completed.
You start in Einhoven and at the end of the A50 is our track.
I think with a normal drive style it will be 1.5 hours. so you should make it in 50min.
And if possible take some co-drivers with you?
Pro10 or whatever
Erwin
Last edited by EPeters; 03-08-2004 at 03:57 AM.
03-08-2004, 04:21 AM
#6132
Originally posted by trackdesigner71
Hey I got your Snowflake Challenge DVD. Great "tooth and nail main action"
Hey I got your Snowflake Challenge DVD. Great "tooth and nail main action"
You can check out his stuff here.
Don's a really cool guy and easy to work with. Not to mention he's a great racer.
03-08-2004, 04:37 AM
#6133
Originally posted by Ron Meloni
Well, last time I checked, San Antonio wasn't a small town with roughly 1.2 million people or so. Yes, there's lots to do. We have Six Flags Fiesta Texas theme park, Sea World San Antonio, and there's always a chance of catching a Spurs game. Oh, and by the way, did I mention MEXICAN FOOD. Yes, we have the best around. Not just TexMex, but authentic Mexican food. Man, my mouth is watering as I write this, so I have to stop talking about food. Not sure if that's a deal breaker or not but with Clark's track, there is the option of running oval as well. Oh, and did I mention the MEXICAN FOOD?????
Ron
Well, last time I checked, San Antonio wasn't a small town with roughly 1.2 million people or so. Yes, there's lots to do. We have Six Flags Fiesta Texas theme park, Sea World San Antonio, and there's always a chance of catching a Spurs game. Oh, and by the way, did I mention MEXICAN FOOD. Yes, we have the best around. Not just TexMex, but authentic Mexican food. Man, my mouth is watering as I write this, so I have to stop talking about food. Not sure if that's a deal breaker or not but with Clark's track, there is the option of running oval as well. Oh, and did I mention the MEXICAN FOOD?????
Ron
San Antonio sounds like fun. Nice track too!
03-08-2004, 08:35 AM
#6135
Re: Calender ICC races
Originally posted by Pro ten Holland
Here's the Calender for the ICC Electro races for 2004:
(I sent it as a drawing, PM me your Email-adress and I'll mail it in Microsoft Excell format)
Here's the Calender for the ICC Electro races for 2004:
(I sent it as a drawing, PM me your Email-adress and I'll mail it in Microsoft Excell format)
Last edited by neelon; 03-08-2004 at 08:44 AM.