Outlaw Racing Products

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chris13

Discussion Starter · Jan 19, 2004

I have started a new company called Outlaw Racing Products, which introduced a new oval conversion chassis called the "Demon." The "Demon" was designed and cnc machined inhouse by Outlaw Racing Products. The Outlaw Racing Team has done some track testing in the past 4 weeks with great success. The "Demon" kit includes chassis, bumper, top plate, bottom plate, shock brace, and standoffs which is avalible now for $135.00. Still designing an assorment of t-plates which will be avalible soon. My web site is still under construction but you can reach me for any info or how to get your hands on one, drop me an email to [email protected].

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MACE

· #2 · Jan 19, 2004

Pictures would be great. I love pictures

TeamGoodwrench

· #3 · Jan 19, 2004

:wave:
Hey Chris -- don't forget to send me the dealer info for your new car.

Thx
Jeff.

chris13

Discussion Starter · #4 · Jan 19, 2004

Here is a picture of the chassis if have any other questions you can e-mail me thanks, Chris Jeff, I will get that info out to you as soon as i can, thnx

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burbs

· #5 · Jan 19, 2004 (Edited)

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Wheel'Her

· #6 · Jan 19, 2004

That chassis looks pretty sweet 135 that canadian dollar's or American and what style of rear end parts will match up to the holes to hold your rear axle carrieres is it hyper drive associated or?

But other then that the car looks pretty sweet!!!!
nice job man

burbs

· #7 · Jan 20, 2004 (Edited)

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chris13

Discussion Starter · #8 · Jan 20, 2004

Burbs thnx for the props bro.... And the kit is $135 american dollars, all you need is associated front end and associated motor plates and your ready to roll. THNx, Chris

Wheel'Her

· #9 · Jan 22, 2004

Hey Chris I see that where you mount yout t plate you have two holes side by side when most t plates mount with one screw through a pivot ball whats the reasoning for the two hole set up looks pretty neat just inquiring,

Corey

burbs

· #10 · Jan 22, 2004 (Edited)

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chris13

Discussion Starter · #11 · Jan 22, 2004

wheel'her there are two sets of holes for the t-plate so that you can offset the rear pod one set the car is centered and the other will move the rear pod to the left so all you have to do is unbolt the t-plate and move it to the other set of holes to make that ajustment. THNX,Chris

MobileMikeV

· #12 · Jan 23, 2004

How thick is this chassis?

burbs

· #13 · Jan 23, 2004

.100 thick... just like most out there.... at least it was on the ones i saw at the track...

chris13

Discussion Starter · #14 · Jan 23, 2004

mobilemike,Yes burbs is right the chassis is a .100 thick hope that helps.

burbs

· #15 · Jan 23, 2004 (Edited)

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chris13

Discussion Starter · #16 · Jan 26, 2004

burbs, I dont mind you answering the questions as long as you give the right anwser lol.... I was looking for a secutary anyway jk.......Well that kgb ride looks pretty sweet good luck with it, as long as you are following me ha ha........... See ya, Chris

chris13

Discussion Starter · #17 · Jan 31, 2004

any of you guys that are going to snowbirds want to see the car up close one of my team drivers Jeff Skomski will have the car there he will be running in 4-cell pro mod. If you have any questions about the car dont be affraid to ask him thnx, Chris

gezer2u

· #18 · Feb 1, 2004

Good Luck at the birds, Chris and Jeff!

chris13

Discussion Starter · #19 · Feb 10, 2004

Burbs if you read this email me at the address above thanks, Chris

burbs

· #20 · Feb 10, 2004

i emailed u.... if u did not get it email me at [email protected]

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