WBMCC Indoor Off Road Championships

[reg]

if the kit comes with bubble wrap i should cover your car in it because you will be racing with Lloyd "thats my line" clarkson..........

[Aran]

haha i will then mate.

could always knock him off it :P

[Robbiejuk]

If the motor is the same one as they put in the B4 rtr then you probably want to change it anyways because it is pretty pants. I think the reedy challenger is a decent motor but it has weird diamond shape brushes in, not sure about availiabilty of those as spares, but I bet there are absolutely tons of standard brushes avaliable at the moment thanks in part to the brushless revolution.

Rules are as stated and have been repeated on here, It's a shame really you should be able to buy an RTR and then just race it, guess that is something we should look into fopr next year. Watching the trucks going round on sunday a fast motor isn't necessarily a good idea and you find that the slightly less agressive trucks are the ones that are up there at the top. You should hear craig nuttings slipper clutch as he goes off the line I think it stops slipping when he goes into the first corner.

[Aran]

yeah i have gone for the reedy challenger, its turned out alright cause now i have a racing motor and a motor that i can run to practice.

i do plan on buying a brushless set up but probably do that in the summer.

just gonna try not to break anything yet

[The Doctor]

In that case, don't talk to anyone from Team Shambles, otherwise you're bound to break loads of stuff. And definitely don't let them set your truck up!

[Garry]

''Truck setup''? Thats an oxymoron!

[Dave Dodd]

Originally Posted by The Doctor

In that case, don't talk to anyone from Team Shambles, otherwise you're bound to break loads of stuff. And definitely don't let them set your truck up!

there is nothing wrong with our build quality we just cant be arsed when we break things

[antnee]

Team Shambles ftw tbh

[Aran]

just hot glue everything.

best invention ever!

[pat*1]

Originally Posted by Garry

''Truck setup''? Thats an oxymoron!

Oxymoron....that could describe any of the OCD members....

[reg]

i would agree but iv no idea what one is

[Garry]

Google it, but it doesn't mean ''he who drinks Clearasil''.

[antnee]

Less than 2 weeks to the next round guys (and girls!). Get those entries in.

[Aran]

quick question, do i have to have brca insurance to race in the championship or does the newcomer 3 race rule apply?

thanks

[mark christopher]

i think the 3 rule is club meetings not championships!

[Aran]

yeah i thought so, wanted to check so i can sort it friday

thanks for the reply,
Aran

[antnee]

If you bring the £13 for BRCA on friday, you can race straight away

[Aran]

yeah tempted to get some practice in early, just waiting on my 19t atm

[ColinO]

Originally Posted by antnee

If you bring the £13 for BRCA on friday, you can race straight away

Ant.

• Full Member (£15 a year)

You can also join the BRCA via your local club. To join as a Club Affiliated member your form must be processed by a Club, so take your completed Club Affiliated Member form there rather than sending it back to the BRCA.:

• Club Affiliation Form & Pack (for club use)
• Club Affiliated Member (£13 a year - return to your club)

In order to get Affiliated membership, you need to be a member of the club.

[Aran]

so shall i fill out the club affiliation form and hand it at the club?

i might pop down tonight so ill come find someone at the timing computer.

thanks