Rules
Chassis: To be constructed of either steel or aluminium, and built using 1/10 scale donor cars
Car Mass: Must be between 2.8 kg - 4.5 kg (race-ready)
Car Dimensions: Maximum width - 320mm Maximum length - 450mm
Bumper Height: Minimum height 20mm All cars must run a hoop on the front bumper - Minimum hoop height of 45mm measured from the ground and minimum width of 75mm wide
Motors: Must be brushed and between 27 and 23 turns with a fixed end bell.
Batteries: Must be a 6 cell 7.2v battery. Capacity of battery is open
Drivetrain: 4wd or 2wd is allowed
Wheels and Tyres: Must be of 1/10 scale. Tyre choice is open
Bodies: Cars must run a body and bonnet that resembles a car body. Body and bonnet must be fitted at all times when racing.
Numbers: Cars must display their numbers on both sides of the body.
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