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Is the offroad still useable?
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11-20-2006, 09:31 AM
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Thunder Alley Speedway Thanksgiving Throwdown
The Results from the Thunder Alley Speedway Thanksgiving Throwdown
race are posted
HERE
Lidz- They have the new driver stand up and are still in the process of working on the track...It looks to be coming along quickly..
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11-20-2006, 01:47 PM
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groovy, I'll come check it out this week.
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12-05-2006, 10:45 AM
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Please refer to the new thread "Thunder Alley Off-Road, Wilson NC" over at Trinity's Tech talk for future off-road postings.
http://techtalk.teamtrinity.com/tt/f...splay.php?f=15
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12-13-2006, 06:16 PM
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Tricky,
Today is hump day . Sat. with 68 to 70 degree temp. is coming fast. Come on out and try your luck on the dirt.
One-eyed Jack
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12-18-2006, 11:20 PM
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Thunder Alley Results 12-16-06
Thunder Alley Results 12-16-06
Pro gas truck
Top Qualifier - Jeff Dunn
1. Jeff Dunn
2. Shawn Mahoney
3. Marty Harrel
4. Gerry Moore
5. Travis Mosley
6. Mike Price
4wd Limited late model
Top Qualifier - Chris Bunn
1. Chris Bunn
2. Andy Boahn
3. Gerald Bunn
4. Neal Dupree
5. Chris Jobe
1/10 Super late model
Top Qualifier - Steve Good
1. Steve Good
2. Eddie Douglas
3. Billy McCormack
Outlaw Sprint Car
Top Qualifier - Lee Jones
1. Kevin Mcdougald
2. Stan Harrington
3. Lee Jones
2wd late model
Top Qualifier - Thomas Medlin
1. Thomas Medlin
2. Jeff Beddingfield
3. Shaun Lamm
4. Eddie Douglas
5. Stan Harrington
6. Aaron Crumpler
7. Mike Medlin
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12-19-2006, 06:41 PM
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East Coast Dirt Oval Series Sponsored By Custom Works
East Coast Dirt Oval Series Sponsored By Custom Works
This Dirt Oval Series Will Be 6 Races Over 6 Months.
Coopers R/C Raceway Is Located At 4000 Sago Rd.(route969) In Chatham, Va
1-434-724-4182
The New C & S Raceway Is Located At 650 Tot Dellinger Rd. In Cherryville, Nc
1-704-363-6494
Thunder Alley R/C Speedway Is Located At 3569 Nc 42 West In Wilson, Nc
1-252-291-4088
SCHEDULE
RACE #1 WILL BE @ COOPERS R/C RACEWAY ON MARCH 10 AT 4PM
RACE #2 WILL BE @ THUNDER ALLEY R/C SPEEDWAY ON APRIL 14 AT 4PM
RACE #3 WILL BE @ THE NEW C & S SPEEDWAY ON MAY 19 AT 4PM
RACE #4 WILL BE @ COOPERS R/C RACEWAY ON JUNE 9 AT 4PM
RACE #5 WILL BE @ THE NEW C & S SPEEDWAY ON JULY 14 AT 4PM
RACE #6 WILL BE @ THUNDER ALLEY R/C SPEEDWAY ON AUGUST 11 AT 4PM
ANY RAIN-OUTS WILL BE ON SUNDAY
PARTICIPATE IN AT LEAST 5 OF THE 6 RACES FOR A CHANCE TO WIN A CUSTOM WORKS KIT OF YOUR CHOICE, PLUS PLAQUES AND TROPHIES TO ALL!
CLASSES:
1/10 NITRO SPRINT, 1/10 NITRO EDM, 1/10 MODIFIED EDM, 1/10 2WD NITRO TRUCK, 2WD NITRO LATE MODELS, 1/10 4WD NITRO LATE MODELS, 1/8 STOCK LATE MODELS, 1/8 OUTLAW LATE MODELS, 1/10 OPEN MODIFIED SPRINT, 1/10 2WD ELECTRIC TRUCK.
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12-27-2006, 10:43 AM
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Off-Road Race Sunday January 7th, race time 1:00pm
PLEASE USE THE TRINITY TECH TALK FORUM FOR SIGN-UP AND INFO!!!
http://techtalk.teamtrinity.com/tt/s...t=10887&page=5
1/8th Buggy
1. Mac Morgan
2. Robert Williams
3. Mike Taylor
4. Greg Tyler
5. Tim Schurr
6. Kevin Folsom
7. T. Long
8. Chris Bellman
9. Scott Pittman
10. Chris Evans
11. DJ
12. Sean McCorrison
13. Jady Baumgardner
14. Nick Smith
15. Cameron Bryant
16. Chad Martin
17. Shane Sprinkle
18. YOUR NAME HERE!
1/10th Truck
1. Neil
2. Josh
3. YOUR NAME HERE!
1/8th Truggy
1. Eric Smith
2. YOUR NAME HERE!
3. YOUR NAME HERE!
"Run-wha-cha-brung!" (amateur/sportsman)
1. YOUR NAME HERE!
2. YOUR NAME HERE!
3. YOUR NAME HERE!
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12-28-2006, 01:52 PM
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Start time has changed !!
Off-Road Race Sunday January 7th, race time approx. 11:00am
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12-31-2006, 07:59 PM
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FYI for those of you without transponders:
Thunder Alley has 2 or 3 rental transponders available for $5.00 per day. First come first serve.
They also have of them for sale for +/-$89.00 I think.
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Hello Thunder Alley. Just thought I would get an up to date post on this site.
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03-19-2007, 01:37 PM
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Anyone interested in an RC10GT set-up for oval with new (not broke-in) O.S. .12 CVR, THS Tuned Exhaust, JR Z8800S & Z590 Servos, all the custom works and RPM options, foam tires, short shocks, 2 unpainted oval truck bodies Etc? Everything on-it and spare totals over a $900 investment. Willing to take less than a third of that.
Also have a Traxxas Jato (2.5) with roto-start, Golden Horizon Cooling Head, Traxxas Aluminum drag link with bearings, Traxxas Resonator tuned pipe, Traxxas Steel Driveshafts, Traxxas Aluminum Turnbuckles, RPM Arms (Front & Rear), Traxxas Single Speed Conversion, Traxxas rear Suspension Tie Bars, Traxxas Rear Suspension Pin Mounts, RPM Bumper, Hitec HS-965MG & HS-625MG Servos, Receiver Pack, DuraTrax Kwik-Pit Super Start with 2 3000mAh 6-cell stick packs, Motor Saver Air Filter, Bunch of Front & Rear Rims/Tires (Rubber), 2 Sets of Coopers Foam Tires (Front & Rear) Etc. Everything on-it and spare totals over a $1000 investment, Willing to part with it for less than a third of that!
PM me with your E-mail if interested and I can send a PDF file with the price and listing everything that is included.
Tim Schurr
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Anyone interested in an RC10GT set-up for oval with new (not broke-in) O.S. .12 CVR, THS Tuned Exhaust, JR Z8800S & Z590 Servos, all the custom works and RPM options, foam tires, short shocks, 2 unpainted oval truck bodies Etc? Everything on-it and spare totals over a $900 investment. Willing to take less than a third of that.
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RC10GT is SOLD
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04-09-2007, 02:49 PM
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1/8 Scales
How about those "heavy metal" 1/8 scales Sat. night! Great turnout for the first race for the class! I had a ball!(until my motor blew)
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04-09-2007, 03:11 PM
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How about those "heavy metal" 1/8 scales Sat. night! Great turnout for the first race for the class! I had a ball!(until my motor blew)
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Shawn,
The first thing I ever raced was a "Monster Truck" so I feel like I have come home. I loved it and all the guys did a great job running the caution laps. Now I have to chose between the Barn and the Alley next Sat.  I feel like I have something for Tricky and Lightning on the concrete but,but,but, my "CAR" worked so well on the dirt I cant wait to try it again. I was running a 14/54 combo so I did not have the top speed I wanted. Milling machine and a end mill changed my chassis to acomodate a 16/54 if I choose to.
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04-15-2007, 09:13 AM
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Looking at the 8-hour radar loop this morning looks like the track got wet about 1:30~2:00. Hope you guy's got the entire race in! I was in rem state about that time..
102 entrys?! That's gotta be a new record!
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04-15-2007, 01:54 PM
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Anybody know of someone that can mill some material off of a couple of aluminum motor mounts for a reasonable price?
I don't really want to hack off the material with a dremel... I would still like to have the pieces remain looking decent.
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04-15-2007, 09:52 PM
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Belt sander with a 100~150 grit belt...
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04-15-2007, 10:40 PM
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Mac, We Got The Whole Thing In. We Just Ran 2 Rounds Of Heats To Be On The Safe Side. Hurry Up And Break Out The "heavy Metal"! I Can't Wait To Rub Some Fenders With You! :d
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Mac, We Got The Whole Thing In. We Just Ran 2 Rounds Of Heats To Be On The Safe Side. Hurry Up And Break Out The "heavy Metal"! I Can't Wait To Rub Some Fenders With You! :d
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Dont worry Lamm I will be back next Sat. Good thing I went to the Barn Sat. Tricky dont know it yet but One-eyed Jack is back at the Barn. Got some ideas for my 1/8 next week. Turn Left and go to the Front
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Anybody know of someone that can mill some material off of a couple of aluminum motor mounts for a reasonable price?
I don't really want to hack off the material with a dremel... I would still like to have the pieces remain looking decent.
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If you dont have it done by this Sat. I can take it off for you.
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04-16-2007, 08:55 PM
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If you dont have it done by this Sat. I can take it off for you.
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Marty,
What do you have in mind to alleviate some aluminum for me?
I am trying to mount a roto-start engine in my buggy.
I basically need to use two sets of motor mounts.
On the bottom set I need to notch out a portion at the top/back so that the roto-start unit will fit, but on the bottom portion of these mounts I need to leave the entire length and at about 4-5mm thick for attaching to the chassis. So this ends up raising the motor by that 4-5mm.
On the top set of mounts I need to lop off the entire back end to clear the roto-start, trim off all but the top 4-5mm of the motor mount and drill out the motor mount threads.
It sounds more complicated than it is. I could get most of it done with a band saw and a belt sander. But, a mill would just make it real neat and pretty in a matter of 10 minutes or so.
Anyway, where you racing at this Saturday? If I can; I’ll run out and do some bench racing with you.
Thanks for responding.
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Tim,
I plan to race at the Alley. 1/8 Late MODEL. Seeing will make the telling what you want a lot easier. I don't claim to be a machinist but I can probabely rub the alum. off so it will fit.
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What ya runnin' for a 1/8th late model Marty?
What time to they start at the Alley?
I picked up a variable speed drill press today as well as ordered a cross slide vise and a couple of end mill bits.
This is going to be a very expensive set of motor mounts.
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What ya runnin' for a 1/8th late model Marty?
What time to they start at the Alley?
I picked up a variable speed drill press today as well as ordered a cross slide vise and a couple of end mill bits.
This is going to be a very expensive set of motor mounts. 
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The body is called a Wain/Lamm . Can only be purchased at Wilson,s exclusive A-Main Graphics. The owners are"CRAZY" about RC Racing that is.
The truck is a Storm SUT. Buggy gone Truggy gone Late Model. Works better as a Late Model than it did as a Truggy. Hate you spent all the money on the drill press and cross slide. I did that and had as much in the two to buy a Smithy. The Smithy was purpose built as a lathe ,milling machine, and drill press. Wish I had gone there first. Racing starts somewhere between three and six  Sometimes they feel like a nut, sometimes they dont.
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