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Marty,
The reasoning for that was to keep the foam tires on the BRM and Revo cars from affecting any other series. That’s why we put the Thunderslot series there and the NSR 908 series in Q3 as it will be on the rally track. I would be opposed to swapping the series.
Marty,
The reasoning for that was to keep the foam tires on the BRM and Revo cars from affecting any other series. That’s why we put the Thunderslot series there and the NSR 908 series in Q3 as it will be on the rally track.
Erik,
First off, welcome!! Yes, the Ford GT is an allowed model to run in the series. Bring it by on a Saturday and we can answer any questions you have about the series.
Look forward to meeting you.
Randy,
I’m going to say no as I’ve never gotten a Slot.it to run 3.6s. I’m thinking the Thunderslot would own the Slot.it in that series.
As of Saturday July 21st, Steve is the series manager for the Q4 Carrera GT series. Congrats, Steve!!
Randy,
I posted this in the Tips and Tricks section about a month ago:
http://austinslotcarclub.com/forums/topic/wiha-tools-locally/
This was posted in the 1/24 scale cars section of the forum. Please refer to http://austinslotcarclub.com/forums/topic/new-scaleauto-sc-8003-chassis/
Mark,
In my testing, the difference between the 2 chassis were negligible. In other words, there was no difference between the 2 chassis which is why both chassis are allowed. If there was a difference in performance, I would have selected 1 chassis over the other based on availability. This is the job of the series manager for a new series and I have done that.
What are you trying to accomplish here? What are you trying to learn?
