GT 40 MK I

[vins123]

[munter]

Looks good, these can be made to be very quick cars.

[HomeRacingWorld]

I agree. These are great classics and easy to tune.

[vins123]

thanks for both of you
is there any review who can help me out?

thanks
Sylvain

[vins123]

it has been tested and i been told it was running good...
Sylvain

[dge467]

Looks good Sylvain!

[Audi1]

Yup, looks very good!

Allan

[vins123]

Hi

thanks from all of you, i found the review and really help me out, i could try it my on digital GT.

Info
now i do have an 21.00 rpm motor, i am thinking of putting a 25.000 rpm, for the proxy i had to remove the magnet but i had some led to few place, i am guessing it does slow my car a little bit...

Sylvain

[vins123]

Hi

thanks from all of you, i found the review and really help me out, i could try it my on digital GT.

Info
now i do have an 21.00 rpm motor, i am thinking of putting a 25.000 rpm, for the proxy i had to remove the magnet but i had some led to few place, i am guessing it does slow my car a little bit...

Sylvain

[vins123]

Proxy is over, unfortunately i did not get good results, i must missed a lot a things... ,, it is always the first time... with all the results i will try to do better next time and it will be very soon, i register another one but this time will be a GT 40 MK II i already start to work on it
Sylvain

[Mitch58]

The thing I learned after the first couple of proxies is to remember that these cars are being driven by upwards of 25 different people with different driving skills, so a car that handles well and runs smoothly will do much better than one that is so fast that only the best drivers can keep it in the slot. So a car that runs well on a 20K or 21K motor will do better than the same car with a 25K motor.