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Well, another Odd Thursday race night has come and gone. 7 racers made the trip out to Al's to do battle on the track and over the fresh bake cookies Al's wife made. 1st up was Can Am and Rico set the early pass with a fast car, a few off left the door open for the other racers and I snatched the victory away with three mistake free heats. up next was gtx and I started out in blue and had a rough heat getting caught up in other racers offs. Al rand three clean heats and looked to have the race won with a good time of 80.3. I had to wait for my time back on the track. it came down to the last heat and the last lap to decide the race and I once again was able snatch victory by 2 tenths with an 80.5-time up nest was open we were down too only 4 drivers both mitch, and Al ended up pulling their cars of in their last heats letting me cruise to an easy victory with David taking second. next Thursday is the revo slot race hoping my current run of luck stays with me and I can get a much-needed win in that race.
Race results:
Well looks like another odd Thursday race night is here. The fast hot rods are on the schedule can am and gtx
Well looks like another odd Thursday race night is here. The fast hot rods are on the schedule can am and gtx
https://www.professormotor.com/scratch- … tr1006.htm
does anybody have one of these that they are willing to part with. have a chassis 99% done and the one I had is not square. I have looked every were online and nobody has one in stock.
I think that with the talent we have in the club that is very doable
Mitch58 wrote:https://www.thedrive.com/news/37438/thi … race-track
Here you go Doc, this may just fit in your garage.
It was the gentle banked curves and the undulating straights that were the inspiration of my track. I originally drew it out to just about this size but when I started building the table I felt it was overwhelming the room so I removed a section out of the middle.
Ok taking donations. Maybe if we all raid our bank accounts we could come down with the down payment.
reek455 wrote:It felt good to get some laps in, it had been quite a layoff. I was happy that some of my tweaking has helped close the gap to Doc "Super wide" Doom and Al. There's always close intense battles at Al's and last night was no different. See y'all next time.
Like next week back to back odd Thursdays
Well, we finally got a race on the books. had 6 racers show up to race tonight... the track was hooked tonight. had some great side by side racing. remember, short turn around this time, there be racing again next Thursday. see u all then. stay safe.
wb0s wrote:The Flexi race followed the Womp race and proved to be just as exciting! In this race John dominated all through the round of four minute heats. He took the win with an impressive nine lap lead! Here are the results from the midday Flexi race:
John got away before we could capture him on film. He has a another fence post coming to him at the next race!
I think he didn't want to wear the ears.
Ok well sounds like we need another chassis building 101 class and build 4 cars.
Why not use 4 of the naste chassis that Zack made and use blue groove body? Scalesuto also has a chassis
Mitch58 wrote:I should be their next time; we are back in the world as of today.
that's good news
Another fun but long day of racing at the track. Everybody has really stepped up their game. Good to see two new faces racing. I think the hook has been set good and deep on Those two!!!! See you all in two weeks.
Well, another bust. the threat of covid keep most of the racers away from the track these last odd Thursday so it turned a test and tune with a fun 15min race thrown in the mix... hopefully in two weeks this will be all dying down and we all start getting back together and race.
area71 makes a 3d printed one
no racing today Bill so you have all day to glue that body back together and repaint. Bondo is your friend.
Damn Bill, that must have been painful to watch.
wb0s wrote:You're welcome Doc, my pleasure! & nice job on the 5.500 flat!
What gear set did you end up with Mitch?
Now if I can do that for 20 laps
Yes, Sir it was another fun day at the track looks like I'm starting to trend my normal finishing spot. thanks once again for sucking all my loose cash and change out me again Bill.
1. yes
2. yes
3 yes and 7mm tires.
4 yes\
Division I: This is a spec motor class. Division I cars will be required to use the H&R 14k motor only. Class is limited to cars replicating cars built and raced through 1964*. Chassis construction must be rigid with no separate articulating pieces such as hinged side pans, motor pods, or suspension type front axle mounts. Podded chassis will be allowed in Division I provided the chassis motor pod mounting screws are tightened AND the pod is permanently glued making the chassis compliant with the solid chassis rule. No movement or dampening is allowed between the main chassis piece and the motor pod. Eligible car's rear wheel width* and tire contact patch must be 7mm or less. The tire width set is that of Revell Classic cars, specifically the King Cobra and Porsche 904. Track width must be no wider than the car's body width, tire and wheel must be completely within the body wheel opening*. No portion of the tire/wheel shall be visible when viewed from above*. Bodies shall not be modified to increase front or rear track (no fender flares or widening of body
Class 17 - Sportscar Era Class - LMP Era (LMP)
LMP Era (LMP) - Full fendered sportscars from 1994 through current which ran in FIA, IMSA, or SCCA sanctioned events. Any motors (22k limit), tires, driveline configuration, or chassis material may be used. Bodies must be injection molded or resin cast and not vacuum molded. Thunderslot brand RTR cars are NOT eligible for this class, but their driveline components (wheels, axles, gears, tires) and guide assembly may be used for tuning.
I sent him a email most likely hear back sometime next week.
howie wrote:I bought this chassis from Professor Motor several months ago. I paid about $70.00 + shipping. It turned out to be too small for what I needed. $50.00.
When Bill gets time he will post a picture.
https://www.professormotor.com/product-p/pl1700k.htm
wb0s wrote:Oops......I thought you were looking for the Hudy......
no problem most of the online stores have the Hudy. no such luck with the scaleauto. have emails out seeing when they will be back in stock. if i get a no ideal response then I'll be getting the Hudy.
they show the Hudy. not seeing the SCALEAUTO
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