We run 10v here at SCC, but I'm ok if you want me to run 'em at 12v. After all, they're your cars, and they'll only hit the wall harder...(just sayin')
Hi Terry, I didn't want to go to 3 numbers would # 57 work for you ??
Jack
Thats fine mate,
just that I had this old fly body all nicely painted with the 577 numbers on the side,not to worry I will blank out the offending number,#57 is good for me,
Setting different voltage at each track is all well and good with a single race, but these cars have to race on several tracks. Part of the skill in building your car is constructing one that will work on different tracks. You will nail some and possibly be way off on others. Changing track voltages puts a variable into the mix that can't be foreseen by the builder and gives an unfair advantage to those who put too large a motor in their car. Those cars will have the power needed for large tracks and the driveability at lower voltages needed for the slow, twisty tracks.
Assign me a number, I'll print some stickers and put them over the number 1.
Group 5
Group 5
So to rectify that I will put you in and we will go with 26 entrants 
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