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Records are made to be Broken -- Nic Case Team Associated -- SR11 Eye Candy

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Uploaded by on Dec 31, 2011

Some beautiful shots of the SR11. Designed with CAD by Nic Case, with the architecture of the Associated NTC3. Expertly machined by Curtis Husting. The V4 body is a Dale Beever tuned version of an original that was inspired by the JCB DieselMax. The wheels are handmade by Nic Case. Built for the purpose -- to be the first Radio Controlled car to go 200mph.
Special thanks to Bryan Blaser, Professional photography




Team Associated
Castle Creations
Neu Motors
BSR tires
PowerEdge batteries
Futaba
RW Racing Gears
Lucas oil
Ford
Protoform


Curtis Husting - Team Associated precision
machining , Design, Key Field support , Photography
& Brainstormer
Cliff Lett - Team Associated , Promotion support,
Key Field support, Photography & Brainstormer
Dale Beever - Immense Aerodynamic support &
Brainstormer
Steve Neu - Neu Motors, For the great support
& building the most powerful and reliable motor
Joe Ford - For the hard work at Castle Creations
John Foister -- John's BSR tires & Brainstormer
Scott Cramer, Mark Willaims, Steve Kleiboeker - Futaba
Stephen Ferguson & Joel Davison - CD Adapco
aerodynamic support
Evan Chapkis - Reliable PowerEdge battery support
Neil Stubbington - RW Racing Gears, made with precision
Lucas oil - Location support
Todd Cummings - Wheel design inspiration
John Trino - Field Support, Great advice & Brainstormer
Tony Lovering - Long view camera inspiration &
Brainstormer
Dale Epp -- Protoform, Additional Aerodynamic support
Josh Riess - Massive Field Support & Brainstormer
Mak Miura - Key Field Support
Lou Maldonado - Massive Field Support
Danny Quinn - Field Support, Video of 134 run
Mark Dawson - Location support
Brad Williams - Mathematical support & Brainstormer
Patric,Kate, Lee,Bernie & all the Engineers At Castle Creations
Bryan Blaser - Professional Photography
Bill Chaterlea -- At the start, Suggested I go with a Neu & Castle esc. &
Brainstormer
Freeman Thomas, Greg Hutting - Flexible Work
environment & Brainstormers




Masami Hirosaka - Moral support, Velodrome support
Yusuke Makino - Promotions support
Shawn Palmer - Huge sponsorship direction, Brainstormer
Greg Vogel, Jason Sams, Lito Reyes,Matt Higgins,Mike Velez,Gregory Mone
- Promotions support
Tyler Riess - Field Support
Mike Eskenazi - Photography & Field Support
Alan Messa -- Field Support & Brainstormer
Ron Anderson - Brainstormer
Nick Maslowski - For having a great website, Hooking me
up with Popular Science Magazine & for loaning me key
equipment for the 161mph run
Frank Amestoy - Finding the test location in Bakersfield
& Brainstormer
Jeff Nield -- Artistic support
Marc Davidson - Brainstormer
Corey Farrow & Darren - RF support— Brainstormer
Mits Yamahata - Professional Photography
Mike - RC4WD for machining some great aluminium
wheels for the 161 run
Randy Smith - Parts support and Field support
Richard Tompkins, Rich Slejmar - Field Support & Brainstormers
Tim Kane - Field Support
Rob Donelson - Fabrication support & Brainstormer
Robert Crysel - Brainstormer & machining training
Matt Shumaker - Remote Brainstormer
Dennis Flick - Brainstormer & Fabrication help
Dave Kruse - Metal Rubber Corp tire vulcanizeation
Steve Rodgers, Clint Akins - when he was with Flight Power for
battery support
Ray Lathrop - Brainstormer-motor testing
Dave Cornell, John Schultz & Dave Inkel - Parts support
Gary O'Connor,Tim Smith, Dave Akers - ISC
Billy Weeks & Steve Earwood - Rockingham Dragway




Joe Myers - Promotions support
Brent, Lorna, Tabitha & Donn - Associated support
Brad & Josh -Associated Photography & field support
Jill Anderson - Embroidery support
Butch Finkbeiner - Arizona Proving Grounds coordinator
John Clinard - Contact with APG
Dan Fisher - Video of the 161 run
TJ Kendall, Chris Smith - for gearing revelations
Gary Mc Allister - Body support
Scot Petitclerc - Camera advice
Aaron Harpham , Frank Killam - Additional Aerodynamic
support & Brainstormers
Mike Ogle - Vulcanized tire inspiration &
Brainstormer
Aaron,Tommy, Mark & Robert - Field Support
Dan Moynihan - Promotions support
Peter V & Steve P -- for getting the WFRCCC going
Vassmar, Dayan, Hermes & Rainman - gearing revelations
Gil Case (Dad) - Moral support & Brainstormer
Richard Hutting -- Creative and Moral support
&
Greg Copper - Brainstormer & turning me on to the
WFRCCC


Last and not least;
Tracy Case - My wonderful, supportive &
beautiful Wife

"Records are made to be broken"
Nic Case

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  • nic, i was told that you hit 183mph is that true?

  • @draven3907 Nope - Just 177mph , on a wheelie -

    Hopefully - weather permitting - We can actually let it top out this time.

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  • Im curious about type of diff this car has? Is it gear diff, ball diff, or solid axle?

  • Nic,

    The car looks good. I remember discussing streamlining, shaft versus belt, etc. It is really good seeing it all together with the new body. So, the HV140 is doing well for you? I know the 160 is much bigger. What are your thoughts there?

    BTW, it was good talking to you today. I will call you again soon.

    Matt

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  • 177mph that's fast, I have a rustler that go's 126mph I have a long way to go, to get 177mph, but you will hit 200mph soon I know it

  • 2012 resolution to see the SR11 break 200mph

    Best wishes for the new year

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