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Post by slotcar64 on Mar 7, 2013 21:39:41 GMT -7
After 13 years of work, Greenbrier's Drag Strip is fully operational and ready for competition. The final addition was Trackmate's DP2000 system. I did have to build my own tree (TM's tree was just WAY over scale for me) but everything worked out great. Now just have to set some operating details... classes, race schedules, rules, etc... any suggestions? Full updated info & photos on Greenbrier can be seen at slotcar64.freeyellow.com/drag.html |
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Post by kiwidave on Mar 8, 2013 3:32:28 GMT -7
Just Wow!!! Waaaaaaay cool track.
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Post by TGM2054 on Mar 8, 2013 5:54:00 GMT -7
I got nothing, Dave said it all! Lot's of neat ideas.When are we going to have a race there?
I really lke the Jolly Rancher Stage coach! I remember watching that running up and down the track years ago. If you get a chance let us know how you built it.
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Post by nosubfor3 on Mar 10, 2013 11:24:49 GMT -7
After 13 years of work, Greenbrier's Drag Strip is fully operational and ready for competition. The final addition was Trackmate's DP2000 system. I did have to build my own tree (TM's tree was just WAY over scale for me) but everything worked out great. Now just have to set some operating details... classes, race schedules, rules, etc... any suggestions? Full updated info & photos on Greenbrier can be seen at slotcar64.freeyellow.com/drag.htmlBeing that parts for the pancake platform are getting harder and harder to find and a lot of people are intimadated with the endless tuning of the little terrors, I would like to see an introduction to a number of inline classes. Stock, Super Stock, Pro Stock even a Die Cast body class. I know Nitroslots is based on pancakes but why not add more of a varity? Could grow the membership base. Some of you road race people know how consistent the newer inline cars are right out of the box. It has been mentioned a few times on this forum the poor quality control of the pancakes that causes such a variance in performance. Any way thats me thoughts. |
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Post by kbuck on Mar 10, 2013 11:28:39 GMT -7
We have several classes this season, that incorporate the inline chassis.
Check out this years events.
Race on!
Kbuck
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Post by nosubfor3 on Mar 11, 2013 5:13:19 GMT -7
We have several classes this season, that incorporate the inline chassis. Check out this years events. Race on! Kbuck Which class's are you refering to? I only know of the M/M prostock and the bracket shoot out class. Are these two classes sanctioned part of the NTRA circut? |
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Post by Eagle Racing on Mar 11, 2013 5:58:18 GMT -7
They are not sanctioned NTRA classes. They are sponsored by the NTRA and are inline races. Did you race the bracket race? I don't remember. That is what you asked about. The bracket race was a very successful inline race. I feel 99.9% sure it will be a NTRA sanctioned event next year. Ninjatek put a lot of work into the software we used for that race. Oh yea I almost forgot, we had 4 or 5 racers adapt inline motors to the 4Gear chassis in the F.E.D. Unlimited class. A very creative class that I am 99.9% sure will be approve. This class has been crazy successful wide open and fun. The NTRA racers are coming up with some wild stuff not always real fast but hey it is all about having some fun in this class. You should race it nosubfor3  |
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