1/43 Drag Racing

[pfuetze]

a crown-eater chassis - very nice job, Alan! be carefull setting up the side-to-side-play of the crown when using the metal pinion of the G9330 :)

[Alan132]

Hi Peter,
Thanks ! Will most likely change out the metal pinion for a brass one to go along with the crown and shim everything out.

This chassis was laid out for drag racing to fit my Anglia Gasser body and also to use the FF050 series motor.

It will either fly down the track or destroy itself in the process!!

Regards - Alan

[Alan132]

[pfuetze]

track looks great, Alan!
drag racing artins will be fun!

[ourwayband]

I second what pfuetze says.Great looking track and ya'll will have a ball racing the stock artins..They run better then some folks think.
Rusty

[Foamy]

Just how "stock" Are they to be? I get the chassis, but repaints and other body stuff?

[Alan132]

Hello Foamy,

Car must be 100% stock Artin incuding the body manufactured by Artin. If you care to repaint the body thats OK . NO TRUCKS.

Thank you for your interest!

Alan

[Foamy]

OK, I know nothing about Artin. All the 1/32 and 1/24 tracks I run on are 12 to 16 volts. The cars I see on EvilBay are listed as 6 volts. Am I looking at the wrong cars? What is your track voltage?

[Alan132]

To my understanding the Artins are rated at 6v. However for the first race in August the voltage will be set to 6vdc. The second race voltage will be 12vdc. Reason for this is to have some fun and also to point out that the stock Artins on 12vdc really fly!

Alan

[Foamy]

Ahhhhh, ok. Thank you.

[LloydL]

[OldDogMotorsports]

[Alan132]

That is why I laid out a chassis for mine on my 3D printer!! Using the GM can motor too.

Alan

[LloydL]

[OldDogMotorsports]