TSR’s new TF and FC are sharp looking… (1 Viewer)

[TSK]

Did I really beat Cliff in posting this? lol
Anyway, TSR’s new TF and FC are great looking race cars.
I hope their performance matches their looks.

Tony Stewart Racing Reveals New-Look Nitro Cars For 2024

Tony Stewart Racing's nitro teams, including that of racing legend Stewart himself, will debut new-look Mopar Direct Connection cars in 2024.

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[mick]

i can appreciate what they were trying to do last year, and the sublime green was a very cool color, but whoever does
their graphics hit a home run with this year's design ......... that is one badass look for '24

 

[Paul]

When I had my Challenger built last year, I pick sublime green because I liked how it looked on the TSR cars. I really do like the look of this year's cars also.

 

[DanTheFan]

Slightly off topic but I’m always interested in the logistics. So you decide to change wraps on a car. Assuming design is done, how long does it take to get it made, delivered and applied? If you switch sponsors week to week, assume a crew member does the application?

 

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Slightly off topic but I’m always interested in the logistics. So you decide to change wraps on a car. Assuming design is done, how long does it take to get it made, delivered and applied? If you switch sponsors week to week, assume a crew member does the application?

Most of these pro teams have an in-house graphics department these days. Once the design is finished, I'm guessing they can probably start printing the vinyl on that same day and install it on the car the next day. Depending how much stuff needs to be wrapped, it could probably take a few days to get it all installed. They can probably do a car in one day, but it might take a few days if entire tractor/trailers also need to be wrapped. Don't take my words as fact.... I'm not in the vinyl business, but I've seen it done plenty of times. Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[Jim]

How unique ... There aren't many cars in the field that are red and black.

 

[dr flames]

Most of these pro teams have an in-house graphics department these days. Once the design is finished, I'm guessing they can probably start printing the vinyl on that same day and install it on the car the next day. Depending how much stuff needs to be wrapped, it could probably take a few days to get it all installed. They can probably do a car in one day, but it might take a few days if entire tractor/trailers also need to be wrapped. Don't take my words as fact.... I'm not in the vinyl business, but I've seen it done plenty of times. Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

I was in the business and you are pretty close give or take on overall info

 

[TSK]

I was in the business and you are pretty close give or take on overall info

How hard is it to remove the vinyl? Does it just peel off?

 

[dr flames]

How hard is it to remove the vinyl? Does it just peel off?

If you use proper amount of heat it’s not bad unless the wrap is old enough to start decaying, crack and or get burned by sun, first few years it’s good, life of wrap can vary from manufactures and amount of outdoor time

 

[mick]

header flames do a great job of removal.....so does air pressure. remembering wilk's circle K partial wrap at BIR one year. whole decal basically fell off.
......most wraps are printed on vinyl with an air release adhesive, and are designed for relatively short term use, and ease of removal, meaning the adhesive
does not stay behind on the surface being removed from. just like anything else, you can purchase wrap vinyl at various price points. some of the chrome, or
high luster vinyls, that we have seen recently in the motorsports arena, or when you see a daily driver completely wrapped to change color, are at the upper
price points. pretty nice stuff.

 

[Rajunz]

Definitely two awesome looking race cars! Big announcement at Dodge.com this morning at 11am ET.