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Post by SKR on Aug 28, 2011 5:58:23 GMT -7
Classes will be ran on 13.8 volts
Two entries per racer for each class. Only the higher qualified car will run in eliminations.
Entry fee will be $7 for return postage in Priority Mail flat-rate small box. We strongly encourage guys to add money for insurance.
Test & Tune to be held September 11
Eliminations to be held November 5 - 6
Stock Class rules
www.nitroslots.com/index.cgi?board=scl&action=display&thread=1626
Rat Rod Class rules
www.nitroslots.com/index.cgi?board=scl&action=display&thread=1581
[/i] The Match Race lineup is: | Match-Up | Race Designation | Rules | | 440GTX vs Wood | King of The Streets | Street Class rules | | Hairy Canary vs eagleracing----- | 4Gear Altereds | Door Slammer rules | | pceng vs bondoman2k | Door Slammer | Door Slammer rules | | Ninjatek vs eagleracing | Dragster exhibition #2----- | 4Gear Dragster rules----- |
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Post by SKR on Aug 28, 2011 6:04:58 GMT -7
ENTRY LIST:| STOCK:--------------- | RAT ROD:--------------- | | 1. TGM2054
2. TGM2054
3. pceng
4. ninjatek
5. ninjatek
6. 440GTX
7. 440GTX
8. customho
9. customho
10. sst1610
11. sst1610
12. wood
13. wood
14. Bluegnuoy
15. Bluegnuoy
16. sjracer
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3. pceng
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5. hairycanary
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10. wood
11. sjracer
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Post by TGM2054 on Aug 28, 2011 7:55:19 GMT -7
I'm in for two in Stock and two in Rat.
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Post by ninjatek on Aug 28, 2011 9:03:31 GMT -7
I'm in for two in Stock and two in Rat. You're on the list at slots #1 and #2 for both classes. . . . Next? |
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Post by pceng on Aug 28, 2011 9:55:49 GMT -7
I'm in - 2 rats and 1 stock. Couple of questions, one do we need numbers on cars(chassis) for match races? Second, I can understand why we're running the stock class on 13 volts. But did expect the rats to be higher. Is the reason for this because AW is selling their drag strip with this voltage or do most members use this voltage on their own tracks? We all spend whatever time we can trying to make our cars faster. This just seems like a kick in the backside to me. Don't wanna sound like I'm complaing, just was really surprised to see this. Maybe this is something that could be put into class rules? A voltage range for each class. Would eliminate all the guess work by everyone if there was voltages set per class.
.....don't get me wrong, looking forward to my second NTRA race - PC
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Post by ninjatek on Aug 28, 2011 15:59:30 GMT -7
I'm in - 2 rats and 1 stock. Couple of questions, one do we need numbers on cars(chassis) for match races? Second, I can understand why we're running the stock class on 13 volts. But did expect the rats to be higher. Is the reason for this because AW is selling their drag strip with this voltage or do most members use this voltage on their own tracks? We all spend whatever time we can trying to make our cars faster. This just seems like a kick in the backside to me. Don't wanna sound like I'm complaing, just was really surprised to see this. Maybe this is something that could be put into class rules? A voltage range for each class. Would eliminate all the guess work by everyone if there was voltages set per class. .....don't get me wrong, looking forward to my second NTRA race - PC You're on the list at #3 for Stock and #3, #4 for Rat Rod. There are many arguments for running certain classes at various voltages. All of which are presented as valid reasons. But the validity of reasoning for high voltages can be equally countered with a comparable number of valid reasons for low voltages. For this reason I believe voltages are purposely left out of the rules. Equipment will vary from track to track just as materials used in building the track will vary. It is near impossible for the rules to dictate a perfect voltage not knowing anything about the track being used. The rules are in place to insure that everyone is working with the same components. Once submitted they are all compared on the same track and voltage. In the case of NTRA classes using 14 ohms or higher, it can be assumed that voltage will be set at 13v (13v-13.8v) unless explicitly stated for a specific event. |
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Post by hairycanary on Aug 28, 2011 23:35:54 GMT -7
Ninja Put me down for one Rat Rod. Started one for Sam's race and never finished it. If anything I will get a little more done.
Rick
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Post by ninjatek on Aug 29, 2011 6:25:55 GMT -7
Rick, you're on the list at #5 for Rat Rod class.
Welcome to the race!
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Post by pceng on Aug 29, 2011 7:12:12 GMT -7
Ninja, Thanks for the info, 14 ohms or more equals 13.8v. Just need to find a 13v wall wart for tunning purposes. You didn't say anything about numbers for match races. Should I assume there are none?
..........TIA, PC
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Post by 440gtx on Aug 29, 2011 12:37:46 GMT -7
Please put me in for 2 stockers and 1 ratt rod. All Mopar!
Matt
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Post by ninjatek on Aug 29, 2011 13:17:11 GMT -7
Please put me in for 2 stockers and 1 ratt rod. All Mopar! Matt You're on the list at #6, and #7 for Stock class and #6 for Ratt Rod. Welcome to the race! |
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Post by customho on Aug 30, 2011 18:27:40 GMT -7
I'm good for two Stock class, Thanks
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Post by ninjatek on Aug 31, 2011 11:52:47 GMT -7
I'm good for two Stock class, Thanks You're on the list at #8 and #9 for Stock class. Welcome to the race! |
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Post by sst1610 on Sept 1, 2011 14:47:14 GMT -7
2 of each please
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Post by ninjatek on Sept 1, 2011 20:25:30 GMT -7
You're on the list, #10 and #11 for Stock, #7 and #8 for Rat Rod. Welcome to the race! |
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