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Post by pondiless on Oct 6, 2020 7:44:06 GMT -7
Hi Dave I am from the UK and would like to send a car for each class index, super stock and pro mod. My cars will travel with those from Woodcote and Mazda.
Alan
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Post by kstocks on Oct 6, 2020 9:55:09 GMT -7
Dave, Put me down for 2-Inline SS and 2- Pro Mods
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Post by Deleted on Oct 6, 2020 13:26:07 GMT -7
Hi Dave I am from the UK and would like to send a car for each class index, super stock and pro mod. My cars will travel with those from Woodcote and Mazda. Alan Alan, welcome. I'm sure you are going to be competitive from the get-go. always like to have more racers. |
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Post by ecbill on Oct 6, 2020 17:35:20 GMT -7
Anyone know if there are any drop in ceramic magnets that will fit the jag dr-1? Haven't tried it to verify compatibility but the DR chassis is closely modeled off of the AFX MEGA-G chassis. Many of the MEGA-G parts will fit the DR. Traction magnets do as to pick up shoes. Motor Magnets may as well. That may open up a whole lot of possibilities, as far a parts sources. |
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Post by dynomike on Oct 6, 2020 18:23:26 GMT -7
Thanks Bill.I haven't bought the jag yet,but I'm getting ready to pull the triger.
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Post by pete on Oct 6, 2020 19:10:58 GMT -7
Please put me in for 1 index 2 inline Super Stock 1 Pro Mod My Pro Mod is doing double duty, Im running it in the index class.  I actually have a Dash tjet for index. My first pan cake race car, OMG what have I done. |
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Post by dave632 on Oct 7, 2020 6:56:43 GMT -7
Welcome to the race Pondiless, KStocks, and Pete, good luck at the race. Alan it is good the see another UK racer join in, welcome.
Pete the Pancakes are definitely more of a challenge than the Inlines but they can be fun.
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Post by dave632 on Oct 7, 2020 8:40:09 GMT -7
This notice is for everyone running the Street Outlaw list race.
3GO voltage has been increased to 20 volts.
This is a permanent change so please test your cars at this voltage.
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Post by gibbo61 on Oct 7, 2020 10:35:33 GMT -7
Dave,
I'm in for 2 1.0 index , 2 super stocks , and 1 pro-mod
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Post by dave632 on Oct 7, 2020 12:05:45 GMT -7
Welcome to the race Gibbo61, good luck at the race.
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Post by dave632 on Oct 7, 2020 12:12:01 GMT -7
50 Cars entered in 2 days, Wow.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 7, 2020 14:30:54 GMT -7
Dave, I may be thick headed ..... (maybe?)
please provide a little more clarification on the magnet situation regarding the Super Stock Inline class.
I don't have a gauss meter per se, but I have ways of comparing strength.
some "poly" magnets from various manufacturers (Viper .....) have been allowed in the past.
in the advertisements for those they claim to be parallel in strength to common ceramic magnets.
I know I am asking a lot, but, maybe you and a couple other monitor/administrators can put your heads together and create a list of "allowed" magnets or a list of "disallowed" magnets.
I am probably not the only one with questions but I am always up to asking.
thank you in advance for your kind consideration and I know you will give this some serious thought and evaluation before answering.
looking forward to your event.
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Post by skillet on Oct 7, 2020 15:54:29 GMT -7
Just an idea here. There's an ohio group that racers use the same type of scale. It can be bought at harbor freight. I got one for $8 there. You can get coupons to make it cheaper. I was impatient lol. You can measure magnets and total down force on cars. From my understanding there is bearly a fraction difference between scales if any. ... you just have to drill a few holes and glue some metal rails in place. There is an aluminum cover taped on the scale that is taken off. This may not be a true way of measuring but if we adapted to this we could all be on the same page. If we did this and anyone needed the metal strips I have plenty of track to take the rails out to share with everyone. In the pictures i tested Aurora, autoworld, and nacho poly magnets Skillet     |
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Post by pete on Oct 7, 2020 17:42:09 GMT -7
Welcome to the race Pondiless, KStocks, and Pete, good luck at the race. Alan it is good the see another UK racer join in, welcome. Pete the Pancakes are definitely more of a challenge than the Inlines but they can be fun. Thanks Dave, I m going one car at a time. Im hoping to have shark pool cars in the near future. |
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Post by dave632 on Oct 7, 2020 18:36:38 GMT -7
Al it is unlikely I would disqualify anyone for motor magnets. I can tell you without any doubt that if you put Neo motor magnets in your
6 ohm Inline, or Pancake for that matter, you will go SLOWER. I have picked thru many AFX style magnets looking for higher strength magnets
and also matching them but I really have not had any great improvement when finding a pair that is even 100-200 gauss stronger. Now if you
use an old pair of T jet magnets that read 3-400 gauss that will slow your ET down but believe it or not the speed in the traps will be similar.
As far as coming up with a list of approved magnets that would be tough as I surely have not tested every magnet out there. I also think I
am the only one with a gauss meter and they don't even make that one any more so it would be almost impossible for anyone else to check theirs.
The scale idea Skillet has is a good one for a rough idea about which magnets are stronger. The stock old worn out Aurora T jet magnet would
probably read about 300-400 on my meter, while the AW would be in the 7-800 range. The final one my guess would be around 1300-1600.
Matching motor magnets to your armature is far more important than just using strong magnets. Now the Unlimiteds can use the Neo magnets
but those arms are in the sub 1 ohm range.
As far as legit cars, I would be a lot more worried about a car with a low ohm armature than stronger magnets in the Stock or Super Stock class.
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