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Deko:
Hi Folks Last year someone told me about rocker cover racing, wich is a daft way of using old engine rocker covers. So, being rather daft myself :loco: i gave it a go and won, and yes there were others there,so not bad for a first attempt. Now in order to drum up a bit of real competition i thought some of you guys that live close to south Cheshire might be persuaded to have a go this year. :poke: There are a few rules (about four i think), but the basic idea is to stick four wheels on a rocker cover,decorate in as daft a fashion as you can think of, and away you go. :scratch: No motive power is allowed just gravity on a track about 30ft long with a ramp at one end to get things rolling. I would post some photos on here if i knew how, but when i read how to on another thread!! :jaw: something about stick your pics in a bucket, stir in a load of silicone valley computer shorthand (being polite here), and bingo all is revealed. If anyone is that interested i have managed to post some pics on www.model-engineer.co.uk under the name Magpie, and if you need any more info please send me a PM. Cheers Dek :thumbup: :nrocks: :ddb: :ddb: :ddb: :ddb: :ddb: |
dsquire:
Deko To make it a bit easier for folks to find here are a couple of links. This link goes to the thread on rocker cover racing. http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/forums/postings.asp?th=66952 This link goes to the picture album on rocker cover racing. http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/albums/member_albums.asp?c=52325 Also, Google "rocker cover racing" and you will find out more about rocker cover racing than you wanted to know. Have fun with this and thanks Deko for starting this thread. Cheers :beer: Don |
Deko:
Thanks for that Don, :thumbup: you are obviously a lot more computer savy than i am. :bow: It allways makes me feel good when i have to ask the grandchildren how to do things on the damded thing :doh: Cheers Dek |
Divided he ad:
Very cook Dek :headbang: I like the tin man one best :borg: When I get back into the workshop I will have to concider making one out of my second cossie rocker cover.... Are you allowed 16v turbo cam cover racers? :scratch: We will have to work on you getting videos on here too! :D Ralph. |
Deko:
Hi Ralph "TIN" man indeed. As if i could afford TIN. His name is Rollover and he is made from best quality brass, ally, stainless,and any other nice bits of scrap i could find. I have no doubt that when you are introduced to him, he will shout at you for calling him "tin one" :lol: :lol: :lol: Any rocker cover will do as long as it fits the rules----Max Length76cm-Width 22cm-Hight 25.5cm-Weight 4.6kg. There are a few more rules but they are the main ones. So you can spend a bit of recovery time thinking how to make yours :poke:. My grub is ready so PM to come, Cheers Dek. :coffee: |
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