Anyone modify a 1/32 car for drag racing?

[Fathead59]

Making a few 1/24 , 1/25 scale drag cars , two will be tribute cars for the guy who gave them to me, him and his dad used to go and race them , he also gave me a few other models to use, and those I will color up how I would like them. I will try to get pics of the builds, that is I can figure how to transfer them from my cell phone to the web site

[Fathead59]

Can I just I question for this forum, but has anyone made a drop down for a 1/24 scale drag car , I started out going to make two as tribute cars for him and his, they had two different cars , the two they drove, one was a 1968 Plymouth Roadrunner, second one was a 1971 Dodge Charger, I also had of my 2 of my own that I will make into dragsters also. I one thing I am going to do is find the best gearing I can get with different motors. I do know that is reaction time with the lights and all, but you still need a fast car. A grandmother can still beat you if her car is faster then yours and she was quicker off the line.

[Fathead59]

And after checking what I sent the drop down arm I am talking about would be for the guide flag. I have some ideas on how working in my head , if it works I will put it in one of the form rooms

[Ky.Slot Racer]

[Slot GT]

Currently working on this one. It's a 1/32 scale Firebird model kit with an HRS chassis underneath. Still needs the front grill put in and an interior but you get the idea.

[patwa]

Go nuts. There are no rules.
Long can motors as a rule develop great torque.
I'm a big fan of Slot.it flat 6 motors.
Enjoy.

[TuscoTodd]

GREAT looking Firebird!
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