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Post  FusionBrad on Mon Aug 18, 2008 9:23 pm

come on ray, tell us about those "special" battery packs and motors that make you so fast silent

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fast?

Post  Raymond on Wed Aug 20, 2008 8:19 am

Howzit Brad.

In modified I think you have to have batteries with some good runtime and proper gearing then you should be there. The rest is point and shoot on our track. Mods on our track is like racing a rear wheel drive car where you can't just grab a handful of throttle out the corners. Instead you must wait for your car to be straight and the suspension not loaded to the one side before getting on the power. These brushless motors make awesome power and there is always enough power on tap. Obviously you will be nowhere if you don't have tyres on that work. If you are using foams, 35 all round should do it.

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Post  sam the man on Fri Sep 05, 2008 6:36 pm

Brad, Brad, Brad. It's not the bats that do it, if we could all be as consistant as Ray is lap after lap after lap, he would be fighting to stay in front. I use the same bats and motors that he does, but am nowhere near in the same legue with consistancy, that's why he laps me every race in superstock. But his comment to me always is after the race, your car's nicely on the pace. Which tells me that I have the speed, it's the ability to utilise it that counts.

Go read the topic I posted in "improve your lap times". Believe you me, it works. I have been trying to stay as consistant as possible every race, and I have started dipping into the 19sec laps regularly in superstock, but keeping it together the whole race is key. My times have improved quite a bit since I've concentrated on keeping it smooth lap after lap, Ray & Christo & Barend & Thinus for that matter used to lap me 2 or 3 times, now it's only once in a race, so I've improved by two laps by keeping the lines. Also don't try and have a meaningless dice with someone who is trying to lap you, it just frazzle's the nerves and you make costly mistakes. I try and have a clean race and try and stay away from other guys who are going to upset my rythym. All this has got me almost on par with Thinus now that me and him have a good battle on track from time to time. Also watch that first corner, hold back a bit until the guys have ploughed each other out of the way and take the gap through them, this also helps getting out in front and having a cleaner race.

Anyway, enough of my preaching, use it don't use it. study But remember, it helped me. Wink

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Post  FusionBrad on Fri Sep 05, 2008 7:28 pm

ya but if you do two 3 second laps and the rest are 19 second laps you will win Shocked

wait the BradEdition TT01 is coming Suspect , we currently looking to break into the late 10 second bracket, maybe 9's , running a BradEdition custom dyno'd silver can and a lightweight super turbo racing BradEdition TT01,

TT01 class will never be the same, we gonna show you brushless boys how its done, brushes and all Twisted Evil

P.S custom BradEdition super purple dot silver cans coming soon!!!

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some pro tips

Post  Raymond on Mon Sep 08, 2008 7:49 pm


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more tips, interesting

Post  Raymond on Mon Sep 08, 2008 7:51 pm


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Post  sam the man on Thu Sep 11, 2008 6:51 pm

Some nice tips there ray. Wink

Brad, Brad, Brad. There is still a weight limitation you have to stick to no matter how jazzed up you make your car. You might have to borrow some of those lead weights from Ray come Sunday. lol! lol!

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Post  dt_insane on Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:05 am

Fusion your car is not lighter than everyone elses? it is just fast... SuPeR FaSt:)

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Post  FusionBrad on Thu Oct 30, 2008 6:39 pm

my car is 110% legal and above the weight limit, im just too fast for everyone else Twisted Evil

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Post  sam the man on Thu Oct 30, 2008 6:42 pm

Ja right.


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Post  FusionBrad on Thu Oct 30, 2008 6:56 pm

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Post  dt_insane on Fri Oct 31, 2008 7:21 am

dude they going to strip your car down and keep you off the track Smile nascar rules Smile

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Post  sam the man on Fri Oct 31, 2008 9:15 am

The newly elected chief scrutineer at Diaz will strip that car after every race, I'll make sure of that. Wink Wink

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Post  dt_insane on Fri Oct 31, 2008 9:23 am

under the MSA hand book of southern africa an apeal can only be made after the plaintiff pays TWO thousand rand for she stripping and reasembly of the unit in Question Smile

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Post  sam the man on Sat Nov 01, 2008 9:14 am

dt_insane wrote:under the MSA hand book of southern africa an apeal can only be made after the plaintiff pays TWO thousand rand for she stripping and reasembly of the unit in Question Smile

scratch scratch WTF, we will be governed by sarda, not msa.

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