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Big Daddy Boomer 11-11-2006 07:22 AM

7th annual New Years Day Race @ Trackside
 
The 7th annual New Years Day onroad race has been announced.

Doors open at 7am.
Racing starts at 10:30am.
3 qualifiers and the Mains.
Resort will be after round 2.

First class $20
Additional class $10

Classes:
1/12th scale stock
Sportsman
Stock Rubber
Stock Foam
19 turn Foam
Mod Foam
Mini Cooper

Entry form can be found HERE

Get up early, Bring your Tired RED EYES down to Trackside for a great day of :tire: racing :tire: . :nod:

matt d 11-17-2006 07:28 AM

this is only the 7th one? i thought last year was the 8th . maybee im getting mixed up with the sizzler. anyway i will be there

rcpilotbill 11-17-2006 10:24 AM

Kyle, Eric and I from His and Hers Hobbies will be up to run the New Years and the NOVAK.... Looking forward to it!!

Bill

StephenSobottka 11-17-2006 09:37 PM

I'll be there all week...oooohhhyeeaaaaaa*kool-aid man voice*

Hawk6 11-29-2006 01:11 PM

What's the best way to register for someone like me living a hundred miles away from Trackside? Do you need the registration fee with registration? If so, I can mail a check. Or, can you charge my credit card?

Do I need to register now, or just show up on the 1st?

Thanks.

moshmike 11-29-2006 01:15 PM

Hawk! Just show up! It's just a normal race with the exception that its New Years Day @7AM! YIKES!!!

Hawk6 11-29-2006 04:02 PM

Thanks Mike.

Scotty's post on the Trackside thread was talking about the New Years race and the Novak race, then he said something like: it's filling up fast so get your entries in. He must have been talking just about the Novak race.

Thanks again,

Scott

turd ferguson 12-12-2006 09:59 PM

We gonna bash Boomer?

Steven Key 12-20-2006 09:08 AM

Anyone planning to run Mini's for this race?

I will bring mine if anyone else is interested.

Wicked-Wayz 12-20-2006 09:10 PM


Originally Posted by Steven Key
Anyone planning to run Mini's for this race?

I will bring mine if anyone else is interested.

I dunno if I will be I haven't decided yet. I would also like to know if anyone else is.

Peace Aaron(W-W)

Hawk6 12-21-2006 05:05 AM

My son and I are planning on running minis and sportsman. We live a hundred miles away, so we'll be there unless there is awful weather.

Steven Key 12-21-2006 06:20 AM


Hawk6 My son and I are planning on running minis and sportsman. We live a hundred miles away, so we'll be there unless there is awful weather.
I will bring mine for sure then, If I can talk Matt into running and Aaron we will have at least five. Scotty, said the Mini class is pretty strong for the Novak so we may get some of those guys running as well.

See you then,
Steven

Hawk6 12-21-2006 07:00 AM

Sounds great.

I'd be open to any set-up advice for the minis. My son and I plan on running the minis at the TCS race, but so far have only run them a couple times at Cheese City RC in Monroe, WI.

Here's what I've been told so far:
> internal spacers in shocks to lower ride height (what's the min. ride height for minis at Trackside??)
> S grip tires in front with hard sedan inserts
> M grip tires in rear with softer inserts
> 70 - 90 wt oil in front
> 50 wt oil in rear
> blue springs in front, yellow in rear
> mount electronics as low as possible

Tamiya tires only for this race? I ask because I bought a used mini for my son and it came with I think Sorex slicks.

Thanks.

Steven Key 12-21-2006 09:20 AM

Larry,

Set-up sounds pretty good.

There is no minimum ride height for Mini's at Trackside. The lower the better, just don't let you chassis drag, that really messes up the handling.
You might consider adding a sway bar, use the heavy silver bar.

They only allow Tamiya tire for TCS races.

Wicked-Wayz 12-21-2006 10:15 AM


Originally Posted by Hawk6
Sounds great.

I'd be open to any set-up advice for the minis. My son and I plan on running the minis at the TCS race, but so far have only run them a couple times at Cheese City RC in Monroe, WI.

Here's what I've been told so far:
> internal spacers in shocks to lower ride height (what's the min. ride height for minis at Trackside??)
> S grip tires in front with hard sedan inserts
> M grip tires in rear with softer inserts
> 70 - 90 wt oil in front
> 50 wt oil in rear
> blue springs in front, yellow in rear
> mount electronics as low as possible

Tamiya tires only for this race? I ask because I bought a used mini for my son and it came with I think Sorex slicks.

Thanks.

The best with the ride height is to keep the arms level. With that way it will keep from binding & you will still be low enough. My setup is a little opposite of that. I have m fronts & s rears, I glued mine backwards. Sometime we use the slicks or the stock tires as well. I use 80-90 wt in the front & 50-60 in the rear. Same spring setup as what you got listed. Try to get your speedcontrol & reciever into the rear channel. If you are ever at trackside & need help just ask someone who runs mini. We are always willing to help anyone out. We all run this minis to have alot of fun. I am really glad I started running these & cannot wait till my fiancee does. Have fun & we will see you soon. If you need help just look for the guy in my avatar. I am not really hard to spot anyway. :D

Peace Aaron(W-W)


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