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August 24, 2016

Chassis Focus – Marc Fischer

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Chassis – Capricorn TE03 Evo
Motor – Trion 4.5T
ESC – Trion Trico Pro V2
Battery – Gens Ace 6500mAh
Tires (handout) – Sweep
Radio/Servo – Sanwa/Savox
Body – Protoform LTC-R

Remarks – German Marc Fischer is sitting in the top 6 after free practice with the TE03 Evo, the same car he ran in Luxembourg for ETS Rd5. Using the practice to back to back between two cars, he decided for the version with the Italian company’s unique centre bridge. This car was more safe and while it understeered slightly it means it will be safe for 5 minutes. Looking to get just a little more steering he may change to a harder rear diff oil and shock package.

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