| The third place car was a Proslot Toyota. It used an EVO 3 motor with Slot.it running gear. A 9 tooth pinion with a 28 tooth crown (9-28 gears) were used with Slot.it P1 rubber tires. |
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| The second place car was a Slot.it Porsche. It used a 29k rpm motor, 9-30 gears, lightweight 17x8 mm wheels, and Slot.it P1 rubber tires. Total car weight was 3.05 ounces. A picture of the chassis setup and weight distribution is shown below. In addition to the weight on the chassis, note the small piece of weight attached to the underside of the body just behind the cockpit. |
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| The first place car was a Slot.it Porsche. The motor used was a 24K Boxer motor with 9-28 gears. Lightweight 17x10 mm magnesium wheels, a hollow axle and Slot.it P3 rubber tires rounded out the running gear. Total car weight was 3.20 ounces. A picture of the chassis setup and weight distribution is shown below. |
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| Though the first and second place cars were setup differently, the winning margin was only 3 INCHES on the track after 160 laps! The Slot.it cars were consistently fast in all lanes. The Proslot Toyotas were also quick and have won previously in this class. The Spirit Racer Reynard was also quick and showed promise but does not handle as well as the Slot.it and Proslot cars. The Racing Fly cars were a few tenths of a second off the pace. |
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| In the Scalextric NASCAR class, the age old question, "Which is faster, inline or sidewinder?" invariably comes up. Though our field was dominated in numbers by sidewinders, the class was dominated by an inline. This class requires a stock Scalextric motor - the motor can be glued to the chassis if desired. Slot.it running gear including 17x10 mm magnesium wheels, hollow axle, brass bushings and a 26 tooth crown replace the stock Scaley components. A picture of the chassis setup and weight placement is shown below. In this class, what tires to run is always a key question. The Slot.it S1 silicone tires proved to be the tire of choice as the PPR silicone tires provided too much bite for this particular track's surface. |
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