schumacher mission

Andy68 · #1 16-08-2011

I am planning to get back into touring cars again after a long break and wondered what the verdict is on the schumacher mission as ive been offered one , Im after an entry level but competitive car

alan p · #2 17-08-2011

Its ok also try looking at Tamiya's TT01 is a good bet or TC4 / TC5 or Yokomo BD as these are also coming up cheap these days and once set up are normally quite easy to drive

Rick-J · #3 17-08-2011

I race a schumacher mission outdoors 17,5 class and its a good car easy to drive and set up + its cheap and easy to get spares and hopups. The Yokomo BD is a better car but spares could be an issue. So depends how much you can get each for I got my mission for £30 in brushed motor and esc.

Andy68 · #4 18-08-2011

Thanks guys for the replies , Very much appreciated , spares availability will certainly be an issue until i get the hang of things again

Must say the prospect of racing again is a bit daunting tho , at my last club years ago we stood alongside the track but most clubs now seem to have raised platforms which ive never used before , while im sure you get a better view of the track it will take a bit of getting used to

Andy

alan p · #5 18-08-2011

Dont worry you will find the Tiverton Club to be a great place to race I have always been made to feel welcome every time i come down, when you pop down ask for Gary he will look after you

Andy68 · #6 18-08-2011

Will do mate , No doubt we shall bump into each other one day

of the track of course

Andy

Andy68 · #7 23-08-2011

So i now have a schumacher mission m1 it has a peak performance 12x2 nebula super touring motor . So im yet again asking for help from you guys , what pinion would you recommend ? What ride height ? Have you any set up info for me to start with ? I paid for my membership friday so will be attending tiverton and having a go in the near future , While my experience with cars is limited i am used to radio control system operation (model boats) it just seems a bit daunting at the moment but i am looking forward to having a go

manpossessed · #8 06-09-2011

The 12 double will be a bit of a handful at Tiverton so turn down the power if you can. I would recommend a good 19 turn with an overall ratio of about 8.2 as a start point.
Set the ride height at about 5-6mm and don't be precious about your carbon fibre. If you are looking for tyres CS27's work well for me.

Anything else I can help with you can email me on [email protected].

Looking forward to seeing you racing soon.

All the best

Gary

Andy68 · #9 19-09-2011

Thanks for the reply Gary , ive sent you an E Mail

manpossessed · #10 20-09-2011

I've sent you a longer one

Andy68 · #11 21-09-2011

No kidding , ive only just finished reading it

Thanks for the info , much appreciated may pop down sunday but due to the wife recovering from knee op things are a bit up in the air at the moment , cheers mate

Andy