Australian Slot Car Racers Association

Hi, You wont get Sakatsu products any more unless someone has old stock as the company has not been trading for now about 2 years I believe. they were beautiful wheels which we ran on our GT3 class (which was any model car chassis not just Plafit). They did bend if you gave them a hard enough hit ...

I saw one of these chassis in the flesh (Dave's) tonight & Garry they are very well made. I also saw the bodies Dave has done & they are up to his high standard..

I hope the event goes well on Saturday & I will pop in for a look in the morning...

Regards

Pete

Looks like an enjoyable evening and plenty of awards spread around...

James, congratulations to you. Between yourself & Wayne, you have an excellent centre.

Regards

Pete R
Toowoomba Qld...

Thanks for the great day guys. Well done James & Wayne for putting the event on. Good entry numbers too which was good to see. Thanks to Plafit via Werner for the sponsorship in prizes. The trophies supplied by Hornsby Slot Cars were terrific as well. Mine is going straight to the pool room ...

Hi Stew,

Yes you can get an 11T plastic pinion. I will bring a couple down...

Thew Plafit gears are 50 pitch so not sure if they will mesh with the standard gears that come with the plastic chassis/cars. I am unsure what pitch they are....

Pete

Yes the track is good Jan. Just have to pay the previous owner :lol: Dave & I tested on Monday & have now packed them all up for the trip to Sydney. My Group C is a bit of an unknown as I only did a few laps. Overall weight is 176gm and body is 62gm. So on the weights OK. We will see how we go.. Pete

Hi all,

My stable for the NSW Plafit Champs...


regards

Pete

Hi All, For anyone who needs a hand with their Plafit cars at the NSW Champs at Hornsby, Dave Newton & I will be there on the Saturday and will freely offer any assistance you need to set up your cars. We have been running these for a few years now & happy to help anyone out. Please come & ask us if ...

Hi Stew, Chassis looks OK. Diffusers.. Rear just cut straight along the width at the back of the wheel arch. Front, a bit tricky thanks to that very necessary piece of slot car eqipment, the guide.. Again, cut straight across the width on the front of the wheel arch, then carfully, dremmel out the ...