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Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
Traction will no longer be an issue, nor will track prep. The 20KW Onan QuietPower in the trunk will resolve all of those problems. Both the rear axle and the wheelie bars have 8 lug floating hubs and G rated tires.
We were going to step up to a 25KW unit, but since there is no need for a hair dryer...........................
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08-09-2010, 11:56 AM
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Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
I thought that was a picture of your stocker.
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It is. We had the cloaking device turned on this weekend, so you couldn't see all of the trick stuff in the staging lanes.
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08-09-2010, 12:04 PM
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Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
You guys laugh but I have run across some that looked about this bad in tech several years ago.....lol.
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Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
Kevin,
How many betteries does it take to power that rig? Or maybe you've got a 10,000 watt Generac in the trunk. JimR
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Two batteries, to start the car. For the rest, see post #9.
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08-09-2010, 12:12 PM
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Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
Hi- I think ya forgot the matter/anti-matter gockulater. Good luck.
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08-09-2010, 12:17 PM
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Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
No need for a driver, it is all wireless ... the racer sits in the stands and controls the car with a joy stick ... ... :-)
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