my first sprint build for new series on long island

[slotguy]

[TuscoTodd]

That is a sharp looking build! The red paint on the cage/chassis work REALLY sets it off!

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[Halfj-7]

How are you mounting your motor in the sprints plus chassis. I just picked up a few thinking I would use H&R motors I have but bolt holes look like C-can or a flat motor. Never tried soldiering a motor and wonder if hot glue will be enough.
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[FrankfromNY]

Tony, chassis & the finished car look great. Nice soldered joints !!!

[Kemtronracer]

This is excellent work. I'm going to have to make some sprints for my oval now.

[slotguy]

Hey guys...Thanks for the comments on my sprint build. Guess I will have to build some more
Thanks again
Tony

[Vintage 1/24]

That looks great!

Is it built to fit in with the SCORE rules?
It looks like they run a really good program - coordinating with them might make sense.

Anyway, I like the look of these caged midgets and sprints - a group of them would look good on the track together.

[dreinecke]

Looks like a great sprint! That sounds like some serious fun you guys will have.

[slotguy]

It should be realy close to the score rules would have to check a frw things its my first sprint car build I mostly build eary modifieds like theold coupes and pinto etc. It should be close to the dirt champ class . I would love to get some kind of series with the score racers.have to find out how to get in touch with them to see if interrsted
Tony

[woodman]

Nice build their...I like the painted frame....

[RazorJon]

That White on red is nice :music-rockout:

great build, I did one need to do a few more :text-goodpost:

[Reslotted]

Wow, that's a darn good looking car. Man I like your Chassis / Cage work. This is the sort of stuff I aspire to do eventually.

That's like a work of art mate. :clap:

[mrollingthunder]

Beautiful!

[smithspeedway]

The question regarding motor mounting - I use hot glue exclusively on most of my cars. In addition to being easy to cut out, it doesn't heat the motor as much as solder, and it provides some vibration damping... which extends motor life. Run a good bead down each side of the motor. If you get excess, let it dry, and then trim with a knife.