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Initial D Tournament (Full)
CraigsterSr 7/31/23
Craigster Sr. - Hot Nuts Diecast would like to enter a Honda NSX (NA1) please!
ChaseFamilyRacing 7/31/23
I'd like to enter with the Toyota Splinter Trueno
Dretty 7/31/23
I want in!
BiscuitBrown 7/31/23
I'm in!
Nissan Silvia most likely.
Dog_Squab_Racing 7/31/23
Can I enter this one? It will be with a Nissan Fairlady Z most likely.
- Approved! 1980-2000 models only — epvideos_diecast_racing
- Oh. Can I change it to a Honda S2000? — Dog_Squab_Racing
- Yes I dont think we even have a 2000 — epvideos_diecast_racing
- Sweet! Thanks! — Dog_Squab_Racing
Bolo_Brown 7/31/23
I would like to sign up for this
- Make and Model please. And car must be painted — epvideos_diecast_racing
- S 2000 — Bolo_Brown
- Approved — epvideos_diecast_racing
Sage_Coyote 7/31/23
Y-Sky Racing wants in
Honda Civic Type R (EK9) 1998
Commotion_Diecast 7/31/23
Dalevis Jenkins in for Civic Type R 1998!
LobotomyScam 7/31/23
"No putty weight" means putting Tungsten putty inside? Why is that not allowed? Just curious.
- It tends to melt and leak in warm weather. — BlueLineRacing
- Yeah what blueline said. Adding on to that, that’s why you DONT use superglue to hold axles down, or weights for that matter. It will run, no, you cannot control it, and during a race, something will break. It’s not a matter of if. Only when. — Team_Delta
- Would you like a spot? Make and Model? — epvideos_diecast_racing
epvideos_diecast_racing 7/31/23
If you want your wheels filling up with melted putty weight then by all means!
- I was just asking. I never said I was going to buy 50 lbs. of it. Some of us are new to customising, and for that, we deserve passive aggressive answers to our questions. — LobotomyScam
- This is the absolute best stuff that I have found to add weight. You can unroll it flat, cut it, or bend it to fit certain areas. Lead Sheet,10 Rolls Fishing Soft Lead Sheet Strip Sinkers Weights Tackle Accessories Supplies New,Balance The Fishing Accessories Group https://a.co/d/8WfHFcb — Rabid_Badger_Racing
- I wasn't trying to be rude. If you can cure it properly as to not to melt then go for it, I dont open cars unless they start leaking — epvideos_diecast_racing
- If it melts in the heat than I definitely won't try it in the summer, especially when temperatures reach 118 degrees around these parts. — LobotomyScam
Mako_Racing 7/31/23
If there's room Mako Racing would like to enter. Not sure what casting yet but as soon as I get home I'll post it
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Papa Pugsley would like in
Honda Civic Type R (EK9) 1998