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Trans Am Class Rules and Specifications HPI part numbers: Parma part numbers: Pegasus Hobbies part numbers: Body provided deck lid spoilers allowed (not wings). No additional skirts or raised/extended wings
or air control surfaces allowed. Body must be trimmed at body trim lines. Full rear bumper required. It is highly preferred
that bodies are detailed in race type livery in period-correct paint schemes. Fluorescent colors, wild graphics, chromes and
non-period correct paint schemes are frowned upon. All cars must have a number on the hood, both
doors and trunklid. Wheel covers of any type are NOT allowed. Grinding of tire tread is NOT permitted. Sanding of mold seam to remove seam is allowed. HPI Vintage
Slicks are not allowed. Tire traction compounds are at the discretion of the track. No other altering, changing or softening
of the tire is allowed. Option 2: 17.5 brushless: Motor timing advance is allowed.
12.5 mm rotor diameter maximum (no "tuning" rotors are allowed). Option 3: 21.5 brushless with 2C LiPo: Novak SS21.5 Pro brushless motor
(pn:3421) ONLY combined with any ROAR-approved hard-cased 2C 7.4v LiPo pack up to and including 5000 mAh capacity. All house
track rules regarding LiPo usage apply. Final drive ratio is to not exceed 4.2. Motor timing advance is allowed. Suggested gearing FDR recommendations: Tracks should not dictate which motor combination a racer should choose. All three motor/battery combos have been tested
to compete evenly against one another in competition with great success. If any one power choice shows a definitive advantage
at a certain track, it is up to the race managment to even the racing out via suggested gearing changes.
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