Lemme guess, Peppermint? Better yet, Candy Stripes. Hold on... one more, Candy Cane.561 racing said:
Lemme guess, Peppermint? Better yet, Candy Stripes. Hold on... one more, Candy Cane.561 racing said:
GravityX said:Lemme guess, Peppermint? Better yet, Candy Stripes. Hold on... one more, Candy Cane.561 racing said:
I think it's an optical illusion.Fumbles said:
Fumbles said:The rears look lined up but the fronts don't? I'll go read the rules otherwise I'm drilling the NDFW just in front of the rear wheel.
GravityX said:Zooming in on the picture allows you to see the tread bumps, small, but still there.bracketracer said:
bracketracer said:It looks offset because the NDFW is turned smaller than the DFW. Rules for BASX say the wheels have to be directly across from one another, no more than a ten degree angle. So on your next car, drill the hole for the DFW, lay a protractor on the body and draw a line across the body at ten degrees angled towards the rear of the car and drill your NDFW hole there. That would meet the rules, right? It doesn't specify vertical, horizontal or lateral plane for the ten degree angle.Fumbles said:The rears look lined up but the fronts don't? I'll go read the rules otherwise I'm drilling the NDFW just in front of the rear wheel.
aircooled said:561, those are a couple of real nice builds!!!