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Reckon this one would fit???
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Club President
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Mon, 20 May 2002 21:34
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Justin,
Mate consider me a fan from the Dark side !! Tina and I both have Electric RC Cars but again not the cheap shit you see Kids getting at Xmas. (Mine cost me more than Tina's Crown  ) They are both 2 years old now but at the time mine was the Top of the line Electric Car World Wide. (The HPI Pro II)
Right now I'm in desperate need of new soft compound rubber as the 10 turn double has made a mess of things ripping open a sidewall or two  ( I bought new bloody rims and Tires but of course I was in a hurry and got 24mm wide soft compond rubber instead of 26mm !! DOH !!!
Maybe we could organise a Social Day witht the cars ? Mine is very much onroad so polished concrete car parks are best.
I'm sure I'll give your Gas car a fair run for its money too !
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Mon, 20 May 2002 23:01
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I will be in for that. Wouldnt mind a social blast..
I have been racing them since i was 15(gee that was a long time ago).. I generally race on road too.
My latest car a 1/8 scale Picco Integra has only done 2 events the 2001 IFMAR 1/8th scale world championchips, and the NSW state championchips at easter time in which i finished 13th..
Picco Integra
G1 pro
Futaba 3PJ PCM
Futaba S9402 Servos
Titanium pullies and drive shafts.
Cost: way too much, but 0-120 KM/H in 1.8 seconds well..
Ben
AE86 Trueno 4AGE
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Mon, 20 May 2002 23:06
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I have a nitro 92? shape supra AWD, disc brake tyre chewing monster. It cost me $875 to buy, 350 for the controll and about 200 more for fuel, servo's and bits and peices. I bought it two years ago and it took me 6 months to save for it. recently i installed a 2 speed box and the thing hammers (the instructions said 110kp/h with the 2 speed) I also bought alloy wheels for it (the plastic ones look crap) and a tuned exhuast. so far it owes me a bit over 2 grand and i only drive it about once a month (take it to mount panorama cos its sooooo smooth )
cheers,
chris.
P.S. Its blue with yellow highlights and not very many stickers, it looks sweet!!
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I supported Toymods
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Central Coast
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Re: Radio Controlled Cars
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Mon, 20 May 2002 23:39
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Yeah, I used to race electric off-road RC cars. It was soooo much fun, until I bought a "real" car.
I collected all my receipts and counted them up a few yeares ago, the total was near the $2000 mark. Not cheap !
Actually, should pull out the beast again and have a spin.
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Bundoora/Blackburn
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Tue, 21 May 2002 05:05
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that website is so cheap im looking at buying a TA04-R chassis, only $420, in the shop its $510!!!! 
are they any good? is freight cheap?
looks like they will be a goer!
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Tue, 21 May 2002 06:04
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Ive only just got into this game after deciding to get rid of all the real size toys  so I am still trying to figure out my car and run it in but Im up for some fun, especially in the dirt 
Koyosho super 10 Alpha WRX
hahah a whole new set of signatures is going to be needed for this thread
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Club President
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Tue, 21 May 2002 11:02
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Well it looks like Petrol heads just can't help themselves !
And for all the ladies.... See Size Doesn't matter......They still keep us broke ! 
It sounds like there are some serious little machines lurking in the cupboards around the place. Mt Panorama is a bit of a drive for me but if someone wants to plan a bit of a Social day I'd be up for that. Give me some time tho my tyres arn't cheap and I'm trying to finish the real car !
Somewhere with both offroad and onroad space would be best but otherwise onraod seems to be the majority.
Ben that think is a dead set monster ! I've got to see that in action.
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Newcastle
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May 2002
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Tue, 21 May 2002 11:26
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i didn't know these were so popular.
i bought me a gas kyosho buggy for chrissy.
it's cool, but i'm having dramas with the clutch and brake...
couldn't figure it out, so i put it in for a service....
Stew
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Tue, 21 May 2002 12:08
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One thing I've noticed is that guys in the club started out with R/C cars. So if we ever wanted to attracted young members, that would be the place to start.
Now if I can only resurrect my Tamiya Frog.....
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Club President
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Tue, 21 May 2002 13:19
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Iggy I have a Shoe box of old frog parts here somewhere if you get desperate.
Otherwise if you wanna offload it My offroad truck (the Bushdevil for those that remember it) was based on the same chassis so I'd happily take it off your hands as spares ! Bloody Truck Sport motor keeps lifting the front wheels and I seem to run into everything 
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Re: Radio Controlled Cars
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Wed, 22 May 2002 07:55
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| thetoyman75 wrote on Tue, 21 May 2002 11:19 PM |
Otherwise if you wanna offload it My offroad truck (the Bushdevil for those that remember it) was based on the same chassis so I'd happily take it off your hands as spares ! Bloody Truck Sport motor keeps lifting the front wheels and I seem to run into everything
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I'll definately give you the rolling chassis. I've been meaning to trash it but haven't had the heart. Still includes working motor, speed controller with servo power lead, servos with damaged gears and controller, metal bearings on the front wheels, body.
For some reason one of the shocks has a sticking point at the top ever since new. I've reassembled it once and it was still like that.
I don't know what condition the gearbox is in, haven't touch it since I was 16.
I was thinking the other day that the stuff I know about suspension with castor, camber, toe in was learnt building this car. Even played around with a locked diff, until the superglue gave way! Diffs don't last very long on the Frog, in fact I reckon I spent more time fixing things than driving it!
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Club President
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Re: Radio Controlled Cars
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Wed, 22 May 2002 08:12
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Iggy,
Pretty sure I have most of the diff there if you wanna resurect it ! Nothing quite like rebuilding a relic and seeing it run !
Otherwise thanks for the offer
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Club President
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Wed, 22 May 2002 14:56
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Since were talking about them if anyone needs new 24mm wide Rubber for there RC Car I have a set of 4 here I need to offload (I bought them by mistake I need 26mm rubber)
They are STP brand and are the softest compound Road tire I know of. Cost me $25 a pair will sell for $30 the set.
Boxes are a bit banged up but tires are new and unused.
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Newcastle
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May 2002
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Thu, 23 May 2002 01:55
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I've got a HPI mini pro. It's got a 16triple with a Audi TT body. Heaps of fun. Oh yeah, its an electric one, so I can drive it in my lounge room when it's raining. I'd love an 1/8th off-road buggy though.
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Thu, 23 May 2002 06:31
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My dirt bike is easy to work on....
i just got the shits with the car not runnin right. i finally tracked down all the loose bolts etc... that were mucking up my tuning, got it tuned sweet... but the thing would either stall when i hit the brakes or rev it's head off without moving... so off it went.
If you had of started this post 2 days earlier i would have known there were people to ask... alas ... oh well next time
Stew
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Thu, 23 May 2002 06:51
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Anyone wanna buy my dirt bike? the missus says that has to go too
going real cheap only $1800
ex jap trails bike
91 DR250 dual sport
upside down forks
alloy rims
new sprockets,filters and brakes
goes very well
Oh and Ive found a really awesome spot for the RC cars, plenty of on and offroad space...if you can control it for a Km you can drive it off road or theres a double net ball court to set up a track.
its near silverwater and I have key access if neccessary
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Club President
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Thu, 23 May 2002 07:31
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That sounds Sweet Dude !
Netball courts are great for the on roaders ! So when do people want to do this ?? I need to know so I can get the car running.
(Yes both my real and toy cars are Broken ! )
BTW the detail on those tyres were a bit out. They are actually "Proline" Super Touring Series.
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Thu, 23 May 2002 07:40
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Im sure you could find something to suit from my local guy he has parts galore and pretty cheap too, he mostly caters for cars so you dont get that model train contingent hanging around all the time 
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Thu, 23 May 2002 11:53
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Micheal,
Mate my car is nothing compared to a decent Gas car but with anything less than the softest compound rubber available it skates around like it is on gravel !
Do you know the number of your Guys shop so I can see if he has the Compound I need ?
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Fri, 24 May 2002 03:59
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With the time, money and energy I'd rather be doing something else than getting a Frog up and running. A few years back I almost bought a HPII as a competition car, but lost interest in it after a while.
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Fri, 24 May 2002 07:23
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I thought I should eventually get into this thread.... seeing as I'm getting into RC again...
I have a Schumacher electric truck (almost going) and a Schumacher Nitro truck (in lotsa pieces), two Tamiya Racing Master onroad cars (1979-ish), a Hornet in bits, and a Tamiya WRX that I found to be not good enough in the performance stakes, so that's now a static display model (1:10 scale, BIG static display!!).
Would be cool to get together with other Toymodders and have a bit of a blat... lotsa fun! And to anyone out there with bits lying around that they don't want, let me know.... I'm rebuilding a few cars at the moment and am always in the lookout for spare diffs, servos, body posts, pins, etc etc...
Alex
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Fri, 24 May 2002 12:09
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Rod,
urrmmm cant find his number at the moment but hes only 10mins from my place if you want to pop down there on saturday
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Club President
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Sydney
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Re: Radio Controlled Cars
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Sat, 25 May 2002 11:28
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Bugger !
Only just read this now ! Maybe next Saturday morning we can go for a look at all the bits we can't afford
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Sat, 25 May 2002 12:09
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No worries
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Mon, 27 May 2002 09:59
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Hey if u guys ever get a day organised to run these R/C cars then def. post it up in the events section... I got a not-too-fast but sweet-handling elec. and two of my friends will def. be there with some seriously fast elec. and gas ones!
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Mon, 27 May 2002 11:04
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Ok found a little pic of my car before the damage was inflicted
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Thu, 30 May 2002 22:34
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Dahm
Now im just going to have to get a HPI mini chassis just so i can get this body, I will speak to Andrew from Bolt-ON hobbies(HPI Importer) to see if their going to get them in, otherwise i could probably get them from US prety cheap 
Ben
AE86 Trueno 4AGE (a real one)
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Re: Radio Controlled Cars
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Fri, 31 May 2002 09:06
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hmmm count me in for one of those if theyre 1:10 scale
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Newcastle
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Re: Radio Controlled Cars
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Fri, 31 May 2002 11:43
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Sorry guys that new Trueno is for their "micro" cars only which are 1/18th scale. The mini's have been discontinued (hey youngy, how's that new Creed song... hahaha).
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Sun, 02 June 2002 15:29
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Yeah I got one of the Kyosho Mini-Z's... AE86 Trueno straight outta Initial D - complete with the "tofu" stickers! Hahahah! They're pretty fun to fang around indoors... even stock they slide around a bit - even some doughnuts!
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Radio Controlled Cars
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Mon, 03 June 2002 15:25
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I bought one a while ago, nothing too special. Just a Tamyia 1/10 offroad WRX. I thrashed the piss out of the first body and then rooted the paint on the S4 body i got a while back.
Nonetheless, talk about bloody fun. Ive run numerous experiments such as losing the exhaust 'pipe' and having it dump just before the rear wheel; Tried fabricating a real exhaust and toying around with different fuels. Other than that it just has some 'street' tyres around a set of white advan lookalikes.
Theres so much fun to be had with yanking out the center prop-shaft to make it RWD. This makes it impossibly to control unless youre very gentle. Or wet/dust down the surface and drift the arse off it.
Although it did (havent used it in ages) develop a fueling problem where a bubble develops at the carby end of the fuel line and stalls it, Anyone got a fix?
And also if anyone makes an AE86 body that'll fit?
I reckon it might give it a caning tomorrow (getting excited)
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Tue, 04 June 2002 03:12
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Like this...
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Re: AE86 bodyshell...
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Tue, 04 June 2002 03:18
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Or this...
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Tue, 04 June 2002 03:22
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Or even this...... HORN....
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Tue, 04 June 2002 06:14
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count me in
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Wed, 05 June 2002 13:53
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I too could go for any one of those, Ohhhh Decisions Decisions
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Fri, 07 June 2002 00:32
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Done a bit of looking around, and Radio Model Supplies do a couple of interesting bodyshells, made by Frewer, that may interest you rally nuts.... pretty cheap too!
METRO 6R4 1/10 AUS$ 25.20
PEUGEOT 205 W/WING AUS$ 31.85
FORD RS200 1/10 AUS$ 27.95
ESCORT XR3 1/10 AUS$ 25.45
SIERRA COSWORTH 1/10 AUS$ 31.85
SIERRA SAPHIRE 1/10 AUS$ 31.85
PEUGEOT 405 1/10 AUS$ 31.85
PORSCHE 959 1/10 AUS$ 40.70
For the street revheads...
NISSAN SILVIA 1/10 AUS$ 29.65
SUPRA (decal) 1/10 AUS$ 29.65
BMW M3 1/10 AUS$ 31.85
MINI (decal) 1/10 AUS$ 23.70
And for the weirdos...
RANGE ROVER 1/10 AUS$ 25.20
FALCON 1/10 AUS$ 47.80
COMMODORE VL 1/10 AUS$ 31.85
COMMODORE VR 1/10 AUS$ 47.80
COMMODORE VK 1/10 AUS$ 31.85
Alex
(mmmmmmmm, Metro 6R4.....)
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Fri, 07 June 2002 22:49
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Just remember guys the 1/10 bodies come in different widths to suit different models. The most popular size is the 190mm and 200mm but for those with the cars like the Kyosho Super 10 and GV cars, its a little harder to find cheap bodies in the 220mm (wide-body)width. Good luck.
Justin
I still haven't picked up my new 2002 Serpent Impulse (I got side-tracked with a new PS2 and GT3.........seeya later $500) I have the new KO PS2001 metal gear steering servo and it feels sexy! (as far as servos go anyway)I hope to get the new car soon. Why are Serpent cars so expensive?
Winning comes at a cost............I hear you say!
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Thu, 13 June 2002 06:36
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RC cars are great fun. However also a the reason I don't have a high powered toyota of my own. Im only 19 and have blown somewhere around the $10 to $15 grand mark on 10 scale electric cars. I've got 4 or 5 cars and so has my old man and I also race every week. I also say don't get cheap shit if you are going to enter. Get stuff like RClab Team assosiated etc.. if you get not so cheap stuff you'll get your mony's worth.
If you want to get together and run cars all go to one of the on road clubs around. Probably the biggest is Castle Hill in Castle Hill Showground on friday nights they get over 80 ppl there every friday and its only $6.50 to race. Electric only though
If you want more info on racing go to http://www.castlehillraceway.netfirms.com/
If any one wants a car i'm parting with a Limited edition TA03 David Junn it has a truckload of spares and hop up bits on it. Its raced at the nationals and is great for a first timer. I'm asking $250. email me or post here if your interested
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Club President
I supported Toymods
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Thu, 13 June 2002 08:43
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TheStitt,
Any chance you could see if they would let Toymods on the track on there own one night ? If they only race on a Friday Night maybe we could hire it on a Saturday evening or something.
If it wasn't to much and enough people were interested it could be a great night.
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Thu, 13 June 2002 22:31
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Hay Rod
Im sure we could secure the area if need be, its only the dog pavilion that they use, ( i race there too ocasionally)
Its a brushed concrete surface so rubber tyres are a must, defineately not foams.
All we would have to do is ask the counsel nicely, and if no one else is using it im sure they would let us.
Another option is The RC club at morebank has its own purpose built track, and have novice days once a month and for 10 dollars you get to drive around a purpose built track all day, no seting up the track, no asking counsels, just turn up and drive..
there is one on tomorrow but that is probably a bit soon for everyone, mabey make a club event out of it next month???
It is an awesome world class facility
check it out at http://www.nswrcrcc.org.au
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Membership Secretary
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Fri, 14 June 2002 01:12
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ae86trueno
The only probem with running at morebank is that if you want to hire the track out for say an all toymods day it can be quite expensive. Yes it is a great track but it is also to big for electric 10th scale, almost to big for nitro 10th and just right for 8th scale. The one other reason that i wouldn't race the is that it isn't run to professionally, the guys there just don't do parts of the sport justice. (That was the nicest way I could put it.)
However don't get me wrong it is a great track with a good surface. I'll talk to the guy from Castle Hill and see if we could get a track day for the toymods ppl.
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Fri, 14 June 2002 01:41
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TheStitt
What are you saying about me ive been a member of that club for 5 years and race 1/8th scale there regularly..
I know who you are, you race in the F1 class against me(and always win)at castle hill. I have the blue and white F1.
I wasnt saying hire out morebank for the day, but utilise their novice days where the guys here can have a bit of fun, as some of the guys here have nitro's and the castle hill counsel would probably be very unhappy by the noise 
Ben
AE86 Trueno 4AGE
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Mon, 17 June 2002 00:20
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Ae86trueno
i don't have anything against the members at Moorebank just the4 guys that run it.
It would be good to untilise the novice day there however feel that the gas guys would be looked after, however the guys with electrics wouldn't. I have had huge hastles running electric meets there, the ppl running the meet didn't want to know about the electric guys and were only looking after the gas guys.
But for sure it is a better and bigger circuit when is the next novice day out there cause i need to get a foam/large track setup. How much is the day to race?
The Stitt
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Club President
I supported Toymods
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Sydney
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Wed, 19 June 2002 06:11
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Guys,
Both tracks sound great ! Hopefully we can get some cheap track time at one of them. Mine is a 1/10 electric so either is cool for me.
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Wed, 19 June 2002 06:20
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Theres plenty of big tarmac areas around the parramatta council area, and I have a key to most of them, if someone has a few road marking cones to set out a track it could be a lot of fun plus theres this one place Ive looked at where theres some nice hard dirt right next to the netball courts which could be a bit of fun for offroaders
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Wed, 19 June 2002 06:36
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My car is itching for a run, I have not heard an Engine Rev to 45000 RPM for a while 
Who is going to organise the day and make a Toymods day out of it.
Michael?? I could bring some old rally tyres to use as markers,
theyre big wont move far if hit
Ben
AE86 Trueno 4AGE
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Wed, 19 June 2002 07:12
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Ok ill organise something but first how much room will you guys need to run, I know I can run mine easily on a double netball court, will you guys need more room...just trying to pick a venue to host this so i need heaps of input as to what you will all need?
do you want tarmac only, dirt and tarmac or other suggestions?
tell me what you want and ill try and sort out a date and place
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Wed, 19 June 2002 23:04
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Hey Im up for a day anywhere.
2 netball courts is a great size. The only problem being that the netballers may not eppreciate the oil that would be dropped by gas cars so just check with the club before you run.
Enen better does someone work in or own a factory with a large carpark that we could run in on a weekend??? 
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Thu, 20 June 2002 02:18
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Im easy on the size, but i probably could only get to about 100Km/h on that size ,ill just drop the gearing down heaps for some ludicurus acceleration,
On a slippery Netball Court by ABS will be working overtime!!
Ben
AE86 Trueno 4AGE
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Club Member
Location:
sydney
Registered:
May 2002
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Re: Radio Controlled Cars
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Thu, 20 June 2002 05:32
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ABS??? youre kidding right??? so a bigger area would be better then?
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Re: Radio Controlled Cars