[Gareth]

I think I'm being a bit special as I cannot seem to work out how to fit my Harden Creek neos into my SG+ and then have a rear axle in the car.

Could someone who has fitted one of these take a photo so I could see how it is done!

Cheers

Gareth

 

[woodcote]

Are they these ones?

They don't have a notch, so you'll need some narrow rear wheels to run them. The standard narrow BSRT hubs are a good choice, especially with the BSRT958 standard narrow rear tyres, which are pretty hard. Or cut some 'B' compound Supertires.

If you want to run full-width wheels and tyres, the Lucky Bob G3 neos have the necessary notch. Find them in his G3 magnet section.

 

[Gareth]

Ah drat. Yeah they are those ones. Thanks Andy. I guess I'll have to get some of those BSRT hubs!

Cheers
Gareth

 

[cryer-evo]

If I were you I would get some 275 our 300 hubs our you will cook the motor in no time and a stiff chassis

 

[Gareth]

Thanks Jon. I went with .275s and they're in the mail already. I probably will end up getting some .300s as well in the future and a stack of replacement arms!

 

[cryer-evo]

Are you running stock arm with thes mags ?

 

[Gareth]

For the time being yes. I may put the lot in a stiff BSRT chassis. Can't put a hot arm in it as it wouldn't be legal then....this year anyway!

It's a good learning ground for future Pro Mod endeavours!

 

[montoya1]

FWIIW, several people are eying up national Pro-Mod in the future.

 

[cryer-evo]

Can't go rong with a stiff Bsrt with neo mags

 

[Gareth]

That chassis and a good arm are on my shopping list for the future.

And Deane, I want to win a Mod round first...and maybe a championship!

 

[cryer-evo]

Gareth if you won't a very competitive Bsrt pro mod I can hook you up