I just finished this Road Race Replicas Mako Shark.
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 RichD |
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Posts: 1396 (07/10/08 08:25 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
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 johnthemanincharge |
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Posts: 46 (07/17/08 07:18 PM) |
Excellent job on the mako, One of my all time favorites, keep up the good work.
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philo426 |
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Posts: 10 (08/14/08 11:03 AM) |
What's up with the front tire?Why is it clear/yellow?
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RichD |
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Posts: 1426 (08/16/08 09:19 AM) Home Racing Guru! |
The tire is clear, it looks yellow because the wheel is brass.
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Posts: 11618 (08/17/08 06:01 PM) The Lazy Administrator |
Amazing...look at the shine on that girl!
"They Didn't Say You Couldn't" - Smokey Yunick
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Posts: 2320 (08/18/08 08:25 AM) HRW Feature Editor! |
Sure looks slick!!
Are those silicone coated foams in back?
"It's better to have raced one day than to have been a spectator your entire life!"
Shawn J. Smith Shawn@HomeRacingWorld.com Cincinnati, Ohio U.S.A -------------
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RichD |
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Posts: 1428 (08/18/08 05:26 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
Yes. They usually have more grip than slip-on silicone tires and are more forgiving as well.
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