Pipguide: a recap

[PipSlot]

An experiment I have been working on. For quite a while now, I have been curious to find out if steering is possible in a (pip)chassis, and to learn what kinds of effects it could have on the cars' performance. I also think it would look cool :) The current prototypes are made to try and discover a solid mechanical concept, that works with the pip-concept and that is is practical to produce and assemble. Next stage is performance and durability tests. Thanks for watching!

[Radarek]

That is amazing. Man you do truly best engineering stuff to our hobby. That is another level.
Pm send

[BARC 1]

Really good stuff. You got my interest.

You need to host a pip product proxy soon :D

Cheers

Dan

[4424ever]

I think I need to see more of that turn on the power and do some laps

[Radarek]

Dan
That is a perfect idea. WRC or GT3 classes will benefit from this for sure. I will suport this if it comes to life.
Regards
:banana-dance: Dariusz aka radarek

[ePilot]

I was dreaming about such a system, and here it is! Fantastic engineering!
Regards,
Gerrit

[GTI]

Wow, great work!! So I was wondering if the slot-it guide version would work with the Ferrari 312 and the Alfas and Matras? Very cool love the integration of the steering as well. Would the slot-it guide also work with the NSR Abarth as this has a similar set up to the other slot-its I mentioned.

Thank you!

[TuscoTodd]

Love the addition of steering to the system!
:banana-dance:

[PipSlot]

[GTI]

Thanks for the response. Keep up the great work!

[GTI]

Just curious as to the latest and greatest from your work. Would love to see what progress is being made and the availability of the products.

Thankyou