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Thank's Charles. That's a great help. Have a great day!

Hey Titan II, This is some very valuable information. Just what I needed. How do I save this youtube video into my computer, (I don't have a Youtube account)? Thank you for taking the time to put this all together. Have a great day.

I'm on the fence right now, but I'm leaning towards fabricating a (5) sided, aluminum or sheet metal box that includes a plate that will attach to the bottom of the chassis. Inside the box will be a tube that will house the motor. The tube will will be on a swivel that can be secured...

All the same, impressive detective work. Thank's

Hey KC3KNM, Nice work counselor. The check's in the mail. Seriously, how do you know so much about all of the laws and regulations on the subject? Remarkable! I appreciate that you post your insight in this thread, as instead of a "private conversation" on this forum. Have a great day!

Thank's Charles. Although my car is quite different, I had no idea that there was a class for rocket propelled cars. Very interesting.

Thank's, I'll keep that in mind!

KC3KNM, if you are not already a lawyer, maybe you should be. I'd hire you in a heartbeat!

Hey Charles, Thank's for the info and video. Why limit the amount of metal? If it's a weight factor, Believe me, that's not an issue.

Very useful info Titan II Many thank's!

Maybe if this project proves to be legal, possible and safe, I will write an instruction manual.

I've heard about using gyros, but haven't looked into it yet. I'll do that today. When I started this thread, a "G" motor is what I was thinking of using. I was also concerned that at 120-140mph., the rocket may not add enough thrust to increase the speed. Other members on this forum...

I'll find out if there is an SCCA chapter nearby. No drag strips in my neck of the woods. Maybe in Richmond. Thank's for the suggestions!

Hi KC3KNM, Thanks for the info.. I'll look into it.

Thank's for the link gldknght. Very useful. Have a good one!

Hey dr wogz, Thank you for all of the links. They are exactly what I'm looking for. Have a great day!

Hey blackjack2564, Sorry to be so late in responding. Thank's for the graphs, and the photos of the Typhon 6S BLX V4. Oyt of the box it is impressive. However That's not how mine looks like now. Many people use the Typhon as a platform for speed runs. Check-out my thread on ARRMA FORUM...

Hey H_Rocket, Thank's for all of the advice. It sounds like you may have tried this yourself, or know someone that has. 1) Starting small. Absolutely. Very small. 2) Again, starting small is the plan. 3) Same as 1 and 2 4) A guide wire is one avenue that I am considering. Another is...

Hi dr wogz, Actually, The Typhon 6S BLX V4 is a platform that many RC enthusiasts modify for speed. It's a fast car out of the box. If you check-out my thread on Arrma Forum="TYPHON 6S BLX V4 MAXIMUM SPEED UPGRADE HELP", you can see what others are doing with theirs. In regard to the...

Thank's for the detailed information. Very helpful and something to seriously consider.