[Marv D]

Kevin you better get used to it or get some REAL STRONG training wheels,, that animal your building is going to want to take flight at the hint of traction I bet!

Like said,, you may not see the track, but you see the scoreboards, the sky, you have visual references and if it starts to move around you 'feel' as much as you see. Fortunately my little shoebox is on rails when the track is good so it's just point and shoot. The TH400 was shiftnoid / Dedenbear CC3 shifted so all I had to do was lift off the transbrake button, roll the throttle to the floor and hang on. Once in a while when it came down it would get a little 'exciting', but usually it was just 3-4 seconds of addrenalin rush, then motor on down to the finish line and hope for a win light. Usually it was nice and smooth, not a hard hit violent launch like DJ was fighting in that Mustang.