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08-01-2003, 02:03 PM
#121
Originally posted by Difuser
Neil it helps finance the campaign I did that with 3 kits last year and turned them to the local track for credit against my tab. I kept 2 for spares to refresh the car. It sure helps get to Japan
Neil it helps finance the campaign I did that with 3 kits last year and turned them to the local track for credit against my tab. I kept 2 for spares to refresh the car. It sure helps get to Japan
08-01-2003, 02:37 PM
#122
Hmmm.. I just read again more carefully. There's only 4 classes. GT1, GT2, F201 and Mini.
Originally posted by psycho
I'm glad there's a GT3 class. I heard rumblings that they may combine it with GT2, but I guess that's not the case. Should be a fun event. I am looking forward to it. Now, which classes to run...
I'm glad there's a GT3 class. I heard rumblings that they may combine it with GT2, but I guess that's not the case. Should be a fun event. I am looking forward to it. Now, which classes to run...
08-01-2003, 05:16 PM
#123
And also RedbullFixx...our first ever F1 champion (I think, if I remember my R/C history correctly) Dave, you need to run this even! Even though it means you have to not run your fish for a change
Steve Wang
Steve Wang
08-02-2003, 07:53 AM
#124
TCS motor rules
Sorry guys. For those of you who have read the rules I posted on Tamiya's site there will be a correction on monday. The 23Turn motor rules state that there is adjustable timing. This is not the case as it is a locked timing omn the can. Pas it along. It seems this has bee a issue of debate.
Also there is a one class limit.
Ok time for me to get my cup of coffee, head over to the track and bring a frsh can of WUPPA$$ to my friends :-)
Also there is a one class limit.
Ok time for me to get my cup of coffee, head over to the track and bring a frsh can of WUPPA$$ to my friends :-)
08-02-2003, 08:51 AM
#125
Tech Master
iTrader: (28)
Re: TCS motor rules
Originally posted by FMW
Sorry guys. For those of you who have read the rules I posted on Tamiya's site there will be a correction on monday. The 23Turn motor rules state that there is adjustable timing. This is not the case as it is a locked timing omn the can. Pas it along. It seems this has bee a issue of debate.
Also there is a one class limit.
Ok time for me to get my cup of coffee, head over to the track and bring a frsh can of WUPPA$$ to my friends :-)
Sorry guys. For those of you who have read the rules I posted on Tamiya's site there will be a correction on monday. The 23Turn motor rules state that there is adjustable timing. This is not the case as it is a locked timing omn the can. Pas it along. It seems this has bee a issue of debate.
Also there is a one class limit.
Ok time for me to get my cup of coffee, head over to the track and bring a frsh can of WUPPA$$ to my friends :-)
Interested to see how they work...hope they help your cause because one of your employees was talkin' some serious trash
JC
08-04-2003, 10:52 AM
#126
So the 23T motor for the GT1 and F201 classes. I can't wait till the nats! I take it the regionals are still open to any ROAR approved motor? 
08-05-2003, 11:47 PM
#127
Good luck to all those running the WA TCS race!
08-10-2003, 03:58 PM
#130
Tech Master
iTrader: (28)
TCS Nats.
I spent the day testing at the TA track Sat. for the Nats....I was not the only person with this idea however. It was good to see a large number of stop watches and LCS boxes hovering trackside.
It is clear that the change in rules has quite a few people thrashing to find a set-up that works with the new motor & re-released tires
This should be an entertaining Nats. weekend....especially with the "Nats warm-up" TCS race this month at the TA track.
Dan, still have not seen anyone testing the 04R's for the past Champs race...except Hibler who showed up this weekend from TX
FYI - F201 drivers better bring your A game as Wangs F201 looked very, very good
John
It is clear that the change in rules has quite a few people thrashing to find a set-up that works with the new motor & re-released tires
This should be an entertaining Nats. weekend....especially with the "Nats warm-up" TCS race this month at the TA track.
Dan, still have not seen anyone testing the 04R's for the past Champs race...except Hibler who showed up this weekend from TX
FYI - F201 drivers better bring your A game as Wangs F201 looked very, very good
John
08-10-2003, 04:08 PM
#131
Originally posted by SpeedTech
And also RedbullFixx...our first ever F1 champion (I think, if I remember my R/C history correctly) Dave, you need to run this even! Even though it means you have to not run your fish for a change
Steve Wang
And also RedbullFixx...our first ever F1 champion (I think, if I remember my R/C history correctly) Dave, you need to run this even! Even though it means you have to not run your fish for a change
Steve Wang
no thank you, not this time around
08-11-2003, 09:58 AM
#133
John, Sisley, Peter, and I all ran a past champs this weekend at the TCS kind of impromptu. Pete and I both borrowed cars and Brett had his for NA Finals already. Made for fun we all had a good time rubbing fenders. All 3 of us ran 8/2 and the song was cool.
Too bad Dave it would be fun to rekindle that Reedy fun. The format should be interesting 8 runs no throwouts mmmmmmm
Too bad Dave it would be fun to rekindle that Reedy fun. The format should be interesting 8 runs no throwouts mmmmmmm
08-11-2003, 11:48 AM
#134
Online registration is up for the "last chance qualifier" at Tamiya HQ for the nats. Aug 24. Sign up early!
08-16-2003, 08:35 AM
#135
Next weekend people! Next weekend. Be prepared, as I will be. Muhahahahahaha
