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Porsche RS Spyder
Scott.....War Eagle River......Tampa, Florida, USA
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Yes, love that Spyder! What sort of trickery will you be doing?Mike - Galena Ohio
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Originally posted by Zcarfan View PostYes, love that Spyder! What sort of trickery will you be doing?
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I have a Carrera one that I started but never finished. BNova guide adapter is already in it. It's still in pieces on my workbench.Slot Car Nerd/Photographer/ Just a self-styled marketing guy on my back porch.
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Here’s the breakdown of what has been done to the Scalextric Porsche RS Spyder, to get it competitive with other LMP’s that race here.
1. Slot.it Orange end bell motor
2. Slot.it axles(2)
3. Slot.it axle stop
4. Slot.it 26t Crown gear
5. Slot.it 5.5 10t Pinion
6. .005 axle spacers(5)
7. CB Design CBD0010 15x8 wheels front
8. CB Design CBD0020 15x11 wheels rear
9. NSR 5202 ZG tires front
10. QuickSlick CB47F tires rear
11. SlotingPlus SP101001 Guide
12. .01 Guide Spacer
13. .016 sheet lead & Golf tape
14. Removed interior tub, replaced with card interior.
15. Replaced plastic bushings with Brass bushings
16. CG Slot Guide adapter
17. Slot.it CH53 Brass Screws(4)
18. .05mm Silicone Washers on Body Posts
Car Weight 87.9g
That’s it for the parts list. Car handles nicely. It is right there with some of the fastest LMP’s that race here. Now it’s up to the driver to make it perform at it’s highest level.
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Or, to put it another way - keep 90% of the bare chassis, keep 80% of the body - through away everything else, and add well over $100- worth of replacement parts....
Whatever floats yer boat, I guess....
As the saying goes - "Speed costs money - how fast do you want to spend?"
Impressive effort though!All the way from Sydney, Australia.......
Cheers, Tony.
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Originally posted by bov View PostOr, to put it another way - keep 90% of the bare chassis, keep 80% of the body - through away everything else, and add well over $100- worth of replacement parts....
Whatever floats yer boat, I guess....
As the saying goes - "Speed costs money - how fast do you want to spend?"
Impressive effort though!
99%chassis, 99%/body, 90%/interior.
Car cost, $30
Parts cost, approx. $70
Well worth it in my opinion for a great looking, great running car!
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Hey....you may have made DHL actually fast![/QUOTE]
Now to make a USPS liveried car faster!
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