Project 100 mph VTA
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Project 100 mph VTA
I have been looking around to find a used TC4 to build as a speed run car to race out at the “Carson street track” I have been going to over the last few months. The surface is too rough for my rail dragsters so I thought the TC4 with all its shocks and 4wd would be a great platform to use and I have never owned a 4wd car so off I went to track one down.

My idea was to use the TC4 platform and run a pre 1970 style body maybe ever pre 1960 lucky for me this car even came with a 1968 Camaro body~!

So begins Project VTA, my hope is to get 100 mph out of the car using the stock body (no wings, spoilers of side dams) and as little power as possible. I cleaned the car up and added a Noavk 3.5t Ballistic motor, Novak Kinetic speed control and MaxAmps 4200 mah 2 cell lipo pack as my starting point.



My idea was to use the TC4 platform and run a pre 1970 style body maybe ever pre 1960 lucky for me this car even came with a 1968 Camaro body~!

So begins Project VTA, my hope is to get 100 mph out of the car using the stock body (no wings, spoilers of side dams) and as little power as possible. I cleaned the car up and added a Noavk 3.5t Ballistic motor, Novak Kinetic speed control and MaxAmps 4200 mah 2 cell lipo pack as my starting point.



Tim Smith- Posts: 60
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
Got a chance to take the Project VTA car out for some runs. Things didn't go great but they did go exactly as I expected.
Enjoy

Enjoy

Last edited by Tim Smith on Mon Feb 13, 2012 11:19 am; edited 1 time in total

Tim Smith- Posts: 60
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
now i wish i clocked your car lol
fastLane Inc.- Posts: 40
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
thanks for coming by it was nice to see your cars in action by the way my mugen did 118 mph!!
fastLane Inc.- Posts: 40
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
118 MPH~! WOW sad I missed that......
I would like to get this body to work but...... its more fun going fast then looking cool!
Oh and not clocking my car was not your fault, it's pretty hard to get a speed on a flipping lexan bird.
I would like to get this body to work but...... its more fun going fast then looking cool!
Oh and not clocking my car was not your fault, it's pretty hard to get a speed on a flipping lexan bird.

Tim Smith- Posts: 60
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
I can't open your video...says it's been moved....
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go on his face book page i had the same problem
fastLane Inc.- Posts: 40
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Humm a few are having issues viewing it so here is a link to YouTube where I just put it up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUUknbrWaVk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUUknbrWaVk

Tim Smith- Posts: 60
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fastlane racing
check out a couple of our videos on fastlane-racing.com
fastLane Inc.- Posts: 40
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
So I got bored and changed the body to something more suitable for higher speeds (I think...)
I will give it a run this Sunday at Gladwick and see what is next to fix.

I will give it a run this Sunday at Gladwick and see what is next to fix.


Tim Smith- Posts: 60
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
It will flip. Fit side dams to the rear
ziggy12345- Posts: 77
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
How will rear side dams keep the nose on the ground? I believe Nic has run this body well into the 140's pretty much as is....
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
Went out to a old dusty parking lot near my house and ran the TC's (Titto and I) yesterday, it's not very long but it works if you keep your car around 100 mph. The weather was not great, it was cold and windy of course we still had a great time.
The car worked great with the new body and was a pleasure to drive. This 4wd thing is like cheating they run so well and are soo much easier to get up to speed then my stupid 2wd direct drive cars... I may never go back~!
both cars were running the same set ups.
Car: TC4
Motor: Novak Ballistic 3.5
ESC: Novak Kinetic
Batt: MaxAmps 6500 mah 2 cell (7.4v)
Here is just one of several runs we recorded.

The car worked great with the new body and was a pleasure to drive. This 4wd thing is like cheating they run so well and are soo much easier to get up to speed then my stupid 2wd direct drive cars... I may never go back~!
both cars were running the same set ups.
Car: TC4
Motor: Novak Ballistic 3.5
ESC: Novak Kinetic
Batt: MaxAmps 6500 mah 2 cell (7.4v)
Here is just one of several runs we recorded.


Tim Smith- Posts: 60
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Re: Project 100 mph VTA
What's it say?! What's it say?!
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