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I think it will be the Healey again this year. Reballasted, NC2 swapped for an NC1 and now sporting a lightweight crew. Otherwise same wheels, tyres and gearing as last time. I have been playing around with a Ninco Porsche 356 as an alternative but am keen to see if I can get the Healey to perform better this time around.

 

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Well... For what it's worth the little blue buzz box is on its way.

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Motor - RX41B (standard)

Wheels - BWA BW32002-093

Tyres - MJK

Bearings - SCX Pro Brass Orbital (rear) - SCX Brass Standard (front)

Gears - Slot.it

Ratio - 10:28 (seemed like a good idea at the time)

Guide - SCX standard

Braid - SCX Pro

Total weight - 83g (ish)

 

It's a bit grubby from way too many laps around the track. And the third heaviest car in my collection after the Carrera R8 (au naturale) and Bullitt Mustang. HL always complains my cars are too twitchy, hopefully, this one isn't.

Computers. They'll never catch on.

 

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That is one nice car Embs.....

 

Time to add mine to the mix - just need to glue and true the tyres

 

(Had a shocker of a week doing my first gluing, tyres were all lumpy so off they came, then trying to sand down the wheel, I sanded too much, all was not lost as new wheels ordered and new tyres added)... Enough of the high drama I hear you say.... it'll be in the post early next week if I don't stuff up anything else on it between now and then. I've spent a fortune...

Motor | RX42B

Wheels| Slot.It SIPA17-PL

Tyres | NSR 5226 (Fronts) MJK 4219 (Rear)

Ratio | 9:28 Slot.It

Guide | SCX standard (ran out of time)

Weight|89.5g

 

I'll set the expectation right now, that if I finish in any place above <= 30th I'll be more than happy.

 

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Rick ol' chap, mid field would be wonderful. But I'm being realistic when I say I don't think it likely. Unless of course a few people have strapped a brick to the roof of their car and fitted square wheels.

Computers. They'll never catch on.

 

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I Dont know what car to enter built 3 escorts and they all are faster then the cars at my round last year. But I bet I choose the wrong one lol

Jas, pick the Escort. ;)

Computers. They'll never catch on.

 

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I had my first ever attempt at turning rims into inserts tonight, lets just say I got there in the end ;)

If nothing else this proxy idea forces the learning of new skills. I got three done relatively easily. The last one seemed destined to go wrong and eventually broke. No wonder I have such a large range of glues sitting on the workbench.

 

Beem looks good Ben.

Computers. They'll never catch on.

 

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Ok changed my mind on what Escort im running

 

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This one is built as follows

Ninco Guide

SCX braid

Slot.it Plastic front wheels with SCX tyres

Slot.it Alloy Rear wheels with TR Racing Tyres (soft)

Pioneer motor with 9/26 sloit.it gearing

 

this setup run a 5.981 on my track :lol: fingers crossed its as good on other tracks

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Uh oh - have I messed up the dates Phil? I was posting Monday. Just came home from Pete's with a bag of bits to poke in the Froggy car.. will that still be ok?

 

..can you PM me the account details for the entrant's fees too please - I'll transfer the cash this arvo 'cause the missus is home to do it (I hate banking..)

Captain's log: We are enroute to some planet whose name I cannot pronounce to do something really complicated that I don't understand.

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what is the whole idea of a Proxy? What are you acheiving that the orig. makers havn't? Is it concourse, motor performance or handling? I find hard to grasp concept when some one else is driving your car, and could have that one litle moment that could ruin rest of tour for your veichle.

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what is the whole idea of a Proxy? What are you acheiving that the orig. makers havn't? Is it concourse, motor performance or handling? I find hard to grasp concept when some one else is driving your car, and could have that one litle moment that could ruin rest of tour for your veichle.

Basically its to try and build a car thats robust handles great with in a set of rules on a number of different tracks you have never raced on. Most of all to have fun

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