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October 2, 2016

Chassis Focus – Ryan Lutz

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Chassis – Tekno NB48.3
Engine – Alpha Plus Dragon 3
Tyres – AKA Gridiron Super Soft
Fuel – Byrons Fuel
Radio/Servos – Futaba
Body – LFR Assassin

Remarks – Top Tekno driver Ryan Lutz is using his Alpha powered NB48.3 with a number of prototype parts aimed at making the car easier to drive. The car sports new front and rear arms, new c hubs, new spindles, new wider lower suspension blocks and new springs. Ryan himself hasn’t been to Vegas since the Silvestate and so is using his Sikcross setup from 3 weeks ago when they had most of the new parts and is very happy with the car so far in the early runs.

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