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11-08-2003, 05:59 PM
#406
Tech Master
iTrader: (28)
Originally posted by newracer
Do anybody think that the "Any manufacturers lightweight screws are now allowed" will carry over to the regionals next season?
Do anybody think that the "Any manufacturers lightweight screws are now allowed" will carry over to the regionals next season?
Make em' light baby!
11-08-2003, 06:03 PM
#407
Tech Master
iTrader: (28)
Originally posted by psycho
Any word on whether we will be going back to this years regional motor rules at the regionals in 2004?
Any word on whether we will be going back to this years regional motor rules at the regionals in 2004?
(understand this was rumor only, and can not be validated until the new rules are posted)
11-08-2003, 07:54 PM
#408
Originally posted by RCInfinity
I only have one vcr. I'm in the digital age now. Maybe Arthur has two.
I only have one vcr. I'm in the digital age now. Maybe Arthur has two.
awsome then hook it up to ur PC and rip it to DivX.
then post it for every1
ta
11-08-2003, 08:17 PM
#409
Originally posted by madjack
The TCS 04 rules will be posted very soon, but the rumor is the the hardware rule will stay as is.
Make em' light baby!
The TCS 04 rules will be posted very soon, but the rumor is the the hardware rule will stay as is.
Make em' light baby!
11-09-2003, 05:01 AM
#410
Originally posted by rtypec
Lol guys...Neil just saw the videos of his mains. Talk about reliving it again...and again...and again... Still, big props to all of the racers, great stuff! My car is sitting untouched as well.
Lol guys...Neil just saw the videos of his mains. Talk about reliving it again...and again...and again... Still, big props to all of the racers, great stuff! My car is sitting untouched as well.
PM me if anyone has video from the nats.Thanks
Jeff
11-10-2003, 09:03 AM
#412
Yes I am, here is their responce to my e-mail.
Any aftermarket screw can be used now in TCS racing. for GT3, GT2, GT1,
Mini, and F1.
Customer Service Dept.
Tamiya America, Inc.
Mini, and F1.
Customer Service Dept.
Tamiya America, Inc.
11-10-2003, 10:51 AM
#413
So, I guess that means that Rally and TL01 still require Tamiya screws?? That seems pretty tough to police. You'd think they would just open it up in all classes.
11-10-2003, 11:27 AM
#414
This is not meant to spun an argument, but is only meant for discussion purposes. The winner's of last years Nat's deservingly won the races.
I have been racing TCS for some time now and all those years there have been issues with rules as far as being bent one way or the other.
Before I start. Just to make sure we are in the same page. This is from TA's site which was only in effect from last year's event:
Rule 14. Lightweight screws that are made of aluminum or Titanium that are made by other manufactures are not allowed.
I heared GT2 winner last Nats was using Non Tamiya Aluminum Blue Screws. (Please correct me if it is not true). Which was ruled legal by TA at the event, but was not clear to other drivers.
In my own opinion he was not Legal, because I don't think there was ever a formal announcement on this matter. Does my opinion matter, NO!
So how could you make that legal at the event??? it's there race so what goes goes! I just wish they are more clear of the changes.
Does it make a difference? of course, but I don't think he just won because of the Aluminum Blue Screws.
I have been racing TCS for some time now and all those years there have been issues with rules as far as being bent one way or the other.
Before I start. Just to make sure we are in the same page. This is from TA's site which was only in effect from last year's event:
Rule 14. Lightweight screws that are made of aluminum or Titanium that are made by other manufactures are not allowed.
I heared GT2 winner last Nats was using Non Tamiya Aluminum Blue Screws. (Please correct me if it is not true). Which was ruled legal by TA at the event, but was not clear to other drivers.
In my own opinion he was not Legal, because I don't think there was ever a formal announcement on this matter. Does my opinion matter, NO!
So how could you make that legal at the event??? it's there race so what goes goes! I just wish they are more clear of the changes.
Does it make a difference? of course, but I don't think he just won because of the Aluminum Blue Screws.
11-10-2003, 11:35 AM
#415
Originally posted by izzyracer
Before I start. Just to make sure we are in the same page. This is from TA's site which was only in effect from last year's event:
Rule 14. Lightweight screws that are made of aluminum or Titanium that are made by other manufactures are not allowed.
Before I start. Just to make sure we are in the same page. This is from TA's site which was only in effect from last year's event:
Rule 14. Lightweight screws that are made of aluminum or Titanium that are made by other manufactures are not allowed.
11-10-2003, 11:38 AM
#416
Originally posted by izzyracer
This is not meant to spun an argument, but is only meant for discussion purposes. The winner's of last years Nat's deservingly won the races.
I have been racing TCS for some time now and all those years there have been issues with rules as far as being bent one way or the other.
Before I start. Just to make sure we are in the same page. This is from TA's site which was only in effect from last year's event:
Rule 14. Lightweight screws that are made of aluminum or Titanium that are made by other manufactures are not allowed.
I heared GT2 winner last Nats was using Non Tamiya Aluminum Blue Screws. (Please correct me if it is not true). Which was ruled legal by TA at the event, but was not clear to other drivers.
In my own opinion he was not Legal, because I don't think there was ever a formal announcement on this matter. Does my opinion matter, NO!
So how could you make that legal at the event??? it's there race so what goes goes! I just wish they are more clear of the changes.
Does it make a difference? of course, but I don't think he just won because of the Aluminum Blue Screws.
This is not meant to spun an argument, but is only meant for discussion purposes. The winner's of last years Nat's deservingly won the races.
I have been racing TCS for some time now and all those years there have been issues with rules as far as being bent one way or the other.
Before I start. Just to make sure we are in the same page. This is from TA's site which was only in effect from last year's event:
Rule 14. Lightweight screws that are made of aluminum or Titanium that are made by other manufactures are not allowed.
I heared GT2 winner last Nats was using Non Tamiya Aluminum Blue Screws. (Please correct me if it is not true). Which was ruled legal by TA at the event, but was not clear to other drivers.
In my own opinion he was not Legal, because I don't think there was ever a formal announcement on this matter. Does my opinion matter, NO!
So how could you make that legal at the event??? it's there race so what goes goes! I just wish they are more clear of the changes.
Does it make a difference? of course, but I don't think he just won because of the Aluminum Blue Screws.
11-10-2003, 11:47 AM
#418
Hey Izzy, are you going to be at the track this weekend for the next F1RL series race? If so, could you possible make like 3 more of those Reedy Race DVD's for me? I'm planning on bringing them to Jay-Pan and handing em out to whomever. I'll gladly compensate you for them, thanks!
11-10-2003, 11:53 AM
#419
Originally posted by rtypec
Hey Izzy, are you going to be at the track this weekend for the next F1RL series race? If so, could you possible make like 3 more of those Reedy Race DVD's for me? I'm planning on bringing them to Jay-Pan and handing em out to whomever. I'll gladly compensate you for them, thanks!
Hey Izzy, are you going to be at the track this weekend for the next F1RL series race? If so, could you possible make like 3 more of those Reedy Race DVD's for me? I'm planning on bringing them to Jay-Pan and handing em out to whomever. I'll gladly compensate you for them, thanks!
11-10-2003, 11:58 AM
#420
Originally posted by izzyracer
Thanks Mark. I knew there were different rules for the Nats, specifically due to the new motor rules. But was the Non-Tamiya Screws specified?
Sorry i could no longer find that page.
Thanks Mark. I knew there were different rules for the Nats, specifically due to the new motor rules. But was the Non-Tamiya Screws specified?
Sorry i could no longer find that page.
Perhaps Rod has a framed copy of it
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