TracerRX-8

Car #35 was a piece of junk! I want a rematch....different track, different car.

-Tracer


........and yes I've put on my flame resistant underware so bring it on!

HERO

iTrader: (3)

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! It's true it was. Why did u leave before the second run? At the end the worker gave the other two guys who had to drive that kart a coupon. You missed out :p

DrKillJoY

yeah 35 sucked bad. i got #17 for my final round and ran consistant low 27s and several 26 second laps.

DrKillJoY

we are already talking about going to track21 in a few months (on a weekend).

http://www.track21houston.com/

MrWigggles

At 220 lbs, the Kartzone cars favor the light guys to the point that weight determines who when more than driving skill.

I hope track21's "Integral engine fairing" does something to fix that. Big boys like myself need a little more HP (and a little less DQ :D )

-Mr. Wigggles

TracerRX-8

I didnt realize how late it was.... had to get my little one to bed.

"I'll be back!"

-T

DrKillJoY

I'm not a lightweight myself and can honestly say I have you beat by more than a few lbs on weight. I still managed to turn several 26 second lap times in one of the better tuned kart. Of course that still left me nearly a second behind the leaders.

If you work the corners pretty smoothly you can keep your momentum up and consequently the speed up too, of course nothing was going to help out #35 except a big kick in the [bleeep].

rotarygod

Car 35 at one point had a total lightweight in it who actually could drive good in the other cars. He still got dead last. The rest of the field was pretty well even. It was just that one car. Even the employees admitted it was slower.

DrKillJoY

I didn't get dead last when I was in 35. :P

DrKillJoY

but my hair did catch on fire... DOH!

TracerRX-8

I didnt get dead last either because someones engine quit on him.... at least I past him.

Woo Hoo!

juikster

uhmm,,,,, we are talking about kiddy rides,,,,I presume? :p

DrKillJoY

Kiddy rides.. .LOL... not hardly.

The karts are very fast and quite challenging. These karts are a step or two below shifter karts (which are the first step to open wheel racing).

Many of racings top stars started out on these types of karts when they were young.