War Pig
I wanna be Dave
Under the new rules 2017,
i have some simple questions:
1) the Vaterra Ascender brake discs (optional) are legal?
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• No, they bolt to the knuckles.
2) we have some difficulty in understanding what you mean exactly for "flat skid plate in class 1 "
probably the translation from the English language to the Italian language is not correct,
you can give a concrete and understandable example ?
• No skids that are lower in front than in back like the shafty sporty rigs. Skid should be parallel with the ground.
3) "Cage must be a rigid material of at least 1/8” diameter that is permanently brazed, welded or soldered to create a single unit".
If the material used is aluminum, it's legal assemble tubes with screws and glue to aluminum or epoxy glue,
if the end result is a rigid cage?
• Screws will probably be added as a way to join the pieces. Glue/epoxy will not.
4) Sliders - "Must be within 1/2" of each wheel well, or to the back of the cab on trucks"
In case of an unusual building, V8 engine visible and cabin only,
the solution adopted in this photo, which I believe is correct and realistic, is legal?
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• That's fine.
Thank you in advance for answers ;-)
See above ^^
for a hardbody... say i was to fully encapsulate a lexan body with .060 sheet styrene and did it right with nothing halfassed...? basically building a hardbody around a lexan one.
trail ranger body to be specific. conceptually speaking you could pop the lexan off the body once you got the styrene panels all glued up, but it would be nice to keep the lexan for added rigidity and areas that are glass or where you want the appearance of seperate body panel detail.
i think i could it very well and make the body more realistic than it is in its lexan form to be honest...
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Interesting! As long as the styrene is .060 over the entire body, I don't see why you couldn't do that.
What is a functional transfercase? Does it need hi and lo ranges to get points?
• Nope, just a transfer case that is separate from the transmission.
What is a realistically mounted body? No more body clips?
• Just mounted on the chassis like it should be. Body clips are fine.
What is the reasoning behind making cms mandatory in C1?
• All street driven cars have a steering box mounted on the frame.
Is the CC01 going to be illegal in 2018 in C1 because it does not have a metal chassis or a skidplate of any kind?
• No
Bumpers and stuff:
"Flat plate may be any thickness with a minimum of 1/2”."
What does that mean? Flat plate can be any thickness as long as it is atleast 1/2" thick? Or should that be wide?
• 1/2" wide. It can be bent. This mostly applies to plate sliders.
Why is the spare wheel width policed?
• Not sure I understand that.
See above^^
A stepside bed usually has overall fender as wide as the cab, but the bed itself is narrower. Does it means all stepside beds are not allowed, even if they clearly do exist on real stock rigs?
May they be allowed, adding to the stepside a bumper which is as large as the front one, in order to exclude any "dovetail effect" advantage?
Thanks
No, stepsides are fine.
Could you clarify the 'functional t-case' for the bonus points? functional 2wd/4wd or just being a separate, dedicated t-case? I have a Dinky divorce mount t-case, does that count? "thumbsup"
A transfer case that's separate from the transmission. Doesn't need to shift into 2wd/4wd or high/low.