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Default 1/10th TC Bodyshell advice

I was wondering if somebody much more in tune with recent touring car stuff (not run one for about 5 years!) could advise me which would be the best shell options for a super tight indoor carpet track?

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We race the protoform R9 shells on our track. Which is also tight and small. It gives alot of front grip. There are two versions (f) or (r) which are made for foam or rubber types.
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I would be looking at the Protoform LTC-R or the Mazdaspeed6. R9 has a reputation for TOO much steering.
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ltc r would be the one buddy thats what im seeing from most of from the rop boys ellloitt olly and andy for in door carpet at the minute
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I run Protoform R9-R, LTC-R or Mazda Speed 6.

You can also give the new P37-R a try...

http://racepf.com/touring-car-190mm/...ht-clear-body/
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R9 has to much front end.

Mazda Speed 6 or LTC-r (LTC-r has more front bite) Speed6 (More Stable on rear)

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