painted windows?

[FESTER2004]

real quick ?,when u go racing with your r/c at your local track?

can the windows be painted like with spaz stix chrome or pearl silver??(or any other color lets say?is it legal for racing?

i heard the windows have to stay clear?????

[davec-nitro-rs4]

Club racing....anything goes, I guess.

ROAR, RC Pro Series, etc...check their rules. I've heard the same thing, though. Clear windows. So they can make sure you don't have a chipmunk on a wheel under there!

[FESTER2004]

ROAR, RC Pro Series, etc...check their rules. I've heard the same thing, though. Clear windows. So they can make sure you don't have a chipmunk on a wheel under there!


thats what i was thinking,lol,i guess to see what you have and so your not cheating

[Demon-TC3]

windows need to be clear as accordance to the BRCA rules and im sure ROAR will say the same. they need to be able to check your equipement on the grid without takin shell off etc etc. that and that they say a car MUST look identical to a real car - how many real cars you seen with matt-black windows :eek:


hehe, take care,
Demon

[FESTER2004]

lol- true but now u see cars with mirror tint,lol

remembr the old nikko cars and trucks,some of them had chrome windows,lol

i was juts on ebay looking at the nikkos for sale and 1 truck had blue windows,lol

[stanmondz]

i got a ticket for my black windows

[Cope57]

I have some extra tint from my 1:1 scale truck.
Can that be used on a lexan body, and is there any special prep work to be done to make sure it bonds to the lexan?

It is "legal" tint, so it should be OK... :cool:

[FESTER2004]

on 1:1 cars, i hate tinted windows,if i get a truck or car with tinted windows that are non factory,off that tint comes,my 1992 gmc has factory tint in the back window and my friends 1996 s 10 blazer has factory tint and i hate it.,lol

[timie1]

Look at a photo of a normal 1:1 car driving down the road. Even though the windows are clear and not tinted, they appear (in the photo) to almost be black. I think clear windows on a touring car body don't look 100% right, they are too clear, if you know what I mean.

Tamiya has a nice window tint lexan spray. Put a nice light coat of that on the inside of the body/windows and IMO it looks more accurate and nicer. You can still see through it to check the equipment. By the way, I cracked up thinking about a little chipmunk on a wheel under the body :D