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Rocker Cover Racing - A Series - Classic Minis
http://classicminis.org/rockerracing.htm
Set the rocker cover on top of the trucks, lining the front and rear of the cover over the base. Slide the trucks on the template to a position you like. Remove the cover, leaving the trucks. Step 4. Before marking the holes, use a straight edge (a piece of paper can be used) to line up the trucks. Mark the outer two holes on each truck.
Rocker Cover Racing Tech Session - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VE4o9yspViQ
Tech Session for how to build a Rocker Cover Racer for Monterey Healey Week
Rocker Cover Racing - SCCSA Official Site
https://www.sportingcarclub.com.au/rocker-cover-racing
Nothing can extend beyond the front of the rocker cover. Cars shall be based on an actual rocker cover from an automobile engine. Cars must have four wheels, each no more than six inches in diameter. Wheel must have a non-metallic surface contacting the track. Tonka Trucks: Trucks must be completely original structurally.
Rocker Cover Racing Update! | Speedwell Engineering
https://www.speedwellengineering.com/2013/09/rocker-cover-racing-update/
Posted on September 23, 2013 by Tom Colby. Rocker Cover Racing Update! SPEEDWELL victorious. We had to wait an entire year for redemption but Speedwell was not only the overall winner, it was also an especially sweet win. Aside from the fact that putting wheels on a rocker cover/valve cover and letting it slide down an incline might possibly ...
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