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I saw these rules posted on SCI and thought they would be a good starting point for this series.
• Must use stock chassis no pod, original chassis.
• Tire width must be the original width and height. Maximum Width is 11mm.
• Motors up to 22400
• Guide flag (Any guide flag is allowed)
• Must have stock interiors.
• Sidewinder drive configuration.
• No lowering body (cutting body post).
• Must have clear glass. (No high impact cars)
• Adjustable front end is allowed.
• All lead must be inside the car.
• You are allowed to file the body to allow for float. Not to reduce weight.
• The car you start a race with you must finish with. You can change cars throughout the race series. If your car breaks down during the race you may fix it or pull out of the race. If you run a new car you will not receive any points for the race.Thoughts and feedback?
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Here is the first draft of the eligible cars for this series:
Aston Martin DBR9
Jaguar XKR GT3
Audi R8 GT3
Ferrari F430
Chevrolet Corvette C6R
Ford GT/R
Porsche 997/911 GT3 Cup
McLaren MP4-12C GT3
Acura NSX JGTC
Nissan 350Z JGTC
Toyota Supra JGTC
Nissan Slyline R-34 GTR JGTC
Maserati Cambiocorsa TrofeoI’m open for discussion on any others that I may have missed.
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What is the ruling on the Scalextric Pro Performance kits?
Available in Audi R8 and Aston Martin DB9 variants.
Personally, I think they can be allowed, as they seem to be nothing more than a white-kit with a parts bin. Might want to spec the wheels so they are scale…
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My vote is to allow the Scalextric Pro cars. They come with all the mechanical parts you would need to fix a regular Scaley at a much lower cost, the drawback is that all Pro cars are white kits and will require painting.
Now, the Lamborghini Gallardo GT-R was only made as a high-impact car – we need to scratch that one from the list.
If we are calling dibs on cars; my car is the Audi R8 Phoenix Racing:
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OK, I have removed the Gallardo GT-R. I specifically went through that list looking for that and I thought I found one that had a full interior. I can’t find it now of course.
I have zero issues with the allowing the Aston Martin DBR9 and Audi R8 pro cars. Remember that the rear axle is 3mm and not 3/32, so you can’t just put this car together and get different wheels for it.
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should the mercedes SLR be on the list it looks like a gt . just a curiosity question
https://www.hornbyamerica.com/system/product_images/1221/medium/c3294.jpg
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