Depends on the application. I was recommended the revolutions. They work great where one side isn’t exposed to the elements, such as the diff input bearing. Just have the rubber side facing out and you’re good.
Bearings are snake oil in my opinion.
220 is high. I’d love to see that though! I’m excited for the high up tech to trickle down, similar to 1:1 cars. We’ll be getting faster and faster for the basher/non speed run cars.
2023kmph?
Congratulations
what a hell of a run and breaking the world's record...that's so awesome.very happy for you.
Sirkensirlot isn't Tony Ingalls. He just posted his video.Congratulations
I wish
Not me I'm afraid. I can only wishCongratulations
but I don't have speed run rc but the previous was 204 in a longggggg road and this one in just a bit 208?? But hey we are in America we're all we can share are opinions
Oh I am so sorry .well then tony congratulations to you and again beeeeutiful run ..thank you @Diem Turner for correcting me .I wish
Not me I'm afraid. I can only wish
James McCoy's road isn't all that long actually. It may look long (which I think is in part to the wide angle view of James' camera), but it's only about 2100ft. I think Tony's run was around 2400ft so, not that much difference.
haha I watched the video and said to myself "that road sure doesn't look that long and I think I see a turn at the end" how did he do that?!?
Practice. He starts accelerating around the first bend and starts braking right before the second bend and continues into the bend. Gotta give it to him. Pretty much everyone else just lines their car up straight, does their run, and then brakes while still on a straight road.
Sorry for so many questions.but if I don't ask I won't know
There's no Guinness involved. Those people charge serious coin to come out to verify something. No, it's as simple as zeroing your GPS, demonstrate that it's linked to the car, make your run and show the GPS. The car needs to return (or at least be returnable so, no crashes) and the video should not have any cuts. That's pretty much it. If you want to claim a record for a particular voltage or cell count, then pop the lid and show the wiring of your batteries and/or show the voltage with a voltmeter.Are there any set of rules to setting a new world record in speed runs? Like do you need to use a certain kind of gps? Does it have to be a updated one or could someone use a old school device? And does any one from like the world's book of Guinness go and check to see if the unit was rigged.im just curious how it works and what the rules are.please don't think I'm questioning Tony's run.thats not my intention.i just want to know if it's as simple as posting a video and showing your gps .thank you.im not familiar with how records are recorded
Sorry for so many questions.but if I don't ask I won't know
yea that's impressive for sure. To even see that far, maybe I need some new glasses but damn lol.
Are there any set of rules to setting a new world record in speed runs? Like do you need to use a certain kind of gps? Does it have to be a updated one or could someone use a old school device? And does any one from like the world's book of Guinness go and check to see if the unit was rigged.im just curious how it works and what the rules are.please don't think I'm questioning Tony's run.thats not my intention.i just want to know if it's as simple as posting a video and showing your gps .thank you.im not familiar with how records are recorded
Sorry for so many questions.but if I don't ask I won't know
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