Supercup Race Cars

New to Supercups? - Here is some background information.

The Super Minicup car is a 1/2 scale stock car built just like the NASCAR Cup cars you see on TV. They have tube chassis, adjustable suspension, coil-over shocks, disc brakes, rack and pinion steering, etc.

If you have always wanted to race but didn't have the money, time, and pit crew, Supercups may be the answer. They offer those new to driving an entry point while teaching all the intricacies needed to run full sized cars.

The cars, engines, and rules for super minicups are generally the same nationwide so there is a level playing field for all competitors.

Here are some typical specifications for suspended chassis mini-cup cars:

ENGINE:

• Honda GX 390
• 4 Stroke, OHV Single Cylinder
• Displacement - 389 cc
• Horsepower (stock) - 13
• Air Cooled
• Electric Start
• Clutch - Dry Centrifugal

BODY:

• Hand Layed Fiberglass
• Lexan Windshield
• Gelcoat Gray
• Body styles: Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Ford Taurus, Pontiac Grand Prix, Dodge Intrepid

CHASSIS:

• 1.125 by .085 Mild Steel
• MIG Welded
• Upper & Lower Control Arms
• Caster, Camber, Toe Adjustments
• Movable Pedals
• Rack & Pinion Steering
• Adjustable Coil Over Shocks
• Fully Adjustable Rear Suspension

WHEELS AND TIRES:

• 8 by 6.5 Polished Aluminum 4 or 6 Bolt Wheels
• 15 x 7 x 8S American Racer Slicks or Hooiser Spec Compound

MISC:

• Five Point Racing Harness and Window Net
• Dual Caliper Disc Brake
• Quick Release Steering Wheel
• Aluminum Racing Seat, Adult Sizes 11 - 16
• Aluminum Racing Seat, Child Sizes 9 - 11