[Brumos RSR]

But what damage might sending electricity the wrong way through my controller do?

(serious question from a non-electrical numpty!)

Kevan, has you covered…. Just giving away a tip to make sure your car handle well in both left and right turn situations equally or close.  Hope it helps and good luck in the series.

[tatter06]

Team Tatters cars ready for the post tomorrow

Class A

Scalextric Porsche Spyder rs
Standard chassis (trimmed a bit for body rock)
Brass tubed the guide post, sloting plus guide
Slot it tear wheels with f22 tyres 19*10
Nsr fronts with zero grips 18.5 *9.5
Scaleauto 20k motor
Slot.it pinion, bushes, axles and gear
A bit if bluetac in the body to get to 25.5 grams
A load of lead on the chassis to get to 93 grams
Standard lights

Class C
Sideways bmw 320i
Standard chassis
Scaleauto 0.0 offset sidewinder pod
Brass tubed guide post, sloting plus guide
Nsr rear wheels 19*10 nsr ultras
Nsr fronts with zero grips 18 x 9.5
Scaleauto 20k motor
Scaleauto pinion, gear, axles
Standard body and interior
Bit of lead on chassis to get to 81 grams (bit light??)
Z machine light kit

   

[AdeC]

Here's my two on their way:

   

SCX MGA (Class B). Had a bit of work since last years' Le Mans proxy, completely different chassis/wheels etc. so hoping it won't perform quite as badly as it did back then 

   

And the Proxy regular Pantera (Class C). I actually didn't want to use this for this round (and save it for the pending rally rounds) and give it a well earned rest and overhaul; but it had already been modified for lights and with time and money against me, it got glued back together and sent back out.  Yes, it's a rally livery, but I've changed the interior to one without a co driver and it is very close to the livery of the number 7 car that ran at Le Mans: