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Hi David

Long time no speak.....Having just returned to slot racing, if you allow overseas entries, I would like to enter a car in the U2 Class.
It will be a Ford Capri, and i will send it unnumbered so you can add any spare number.

Kind Regards

Alan

Alan - Good to see you Sir! Please number the car! I have a system for duplicate numbers - no worries!

Sign me up if there is still room! :banana-dance:
I might try both classes?
Leo

Is it a problem if I switch from a Mustang to a Javalin? Not for sure but maybe. :?:

I'll enter with the same car that I was going to enter in the last round, maybe this time I can actually finish the car... :mrgreen:

Plenty of room guys! I'll start the full list of folks in a week or so - no issues swapping cars.

"Motor:
• NEW for 2018: any motor up to 21k in RPM is permitted."

So does this mean I can squeeze in an NSR King 21k Evo into my Camaro or Alfa? :auto-checkeredflag:

Leo

I'm sorry if this was answered earlier but I would like to know if the CBD 15x8 wheels are legal as they are actually 15.8x8.5? The stock Camaro wheels are only 14.7 x 7.5 approx. :( :think:
Leo

David
I may have to change my entry car I'm afraid, after toiling away with the SRC Capri I'm afraid I still can't get it to perform as I would wish. I have the Chrono silver version with the special OSC chassis and it is so flexible I just can't stop the tramping, even when all screws are as tight as they can be, and would need to do a lot of bracing work to sort the problem out. It really is a poor car in this standard out of the box mode. I understand the sidewinder chassied cars are better.
My last attempt will be to fit a 3D chassis and slot.it pod if that works I will enter it, If not it is going on an Auction site and I won't be sorry to see it go.

My standby car is a good old Mustang with 3D chassis and Miteos wheels .

Regards

Alan

Is this car permitted to play?