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[ Login ] [ Contact Forum Admin ] [ Main index ] [ Post a new message ] [ Search | Check update time | Archives: 1, 2, 3, 4, [5] ] [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:33:02 12/09/07 Sun Author: Robert Lane Subject: In my opinion, you should allow Lexan, Aluminum Dash's and bolt on fiberglass fenders and ect. You need to attract as many cars as possible to this class in this area. This class had car count issues when it was ran at the TTT5 races. A bunch of ORSCA style rules will run off existing cars in this area, that could add to your car count. If some of these guys with more money than sense want to go run ORSCA then let them. Texas really needs to do its on thing, not worry about what rules they have on the other end of the United States. If they like their rules then let them drive way the hell over there to race. n/m [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Replies: Texas needs to do their own thing?!?!?! You mean like the West coast does with outlaw 10.5? They allow fiberglass, tube chassis cars to run O/L. Where else can they run BUT on the west coast?!?! And as far as more money than sense, what do you think would happen if alot of the current front runners transfer their cars (being that they have more money than sense) to the fiberglass, wheelie bar, gutted out car that YOU claim legal. TOTAL domination of the class!!! As it is now, a few of us run 4.8-4.9's WITH OUT BARS. Most of the time is 5.0's. With fiberglass and wheelie bars you gonna see 4.7's like clock work! Do you REALLY think that "existing cars", as you call'em, are gonna show up if they know they don't have a chance in hell to win??? I think not Mr. Lane. No offense Robert or Will, but if you guys can afford to build a new alum. big duke motor, I'm sure y'all can afford to buy a factory front end and dash... -- Chad Revia. (the crybaby), 08:16:18 12/10/07 Mon i am willing to buy the new frontend,cage is built around the alum dash...if i did swap to a fiberglass style dash does it matter what year camaro the dash was for?mustang guys swap dashes and frontends to make their cars look newer..i would like to put a 2002 camaro style dash in the car..would this be legal for this class? -- big will, 18:42:11 12/10/07 Mon Chad -- Robert, 21:33:07 12/10/07 Mon wheelie bars -- justin martin, 16:30:36 12/10/07 Mon Justin Martin -- Robert, 21:48:01 12/10/07 Mon robert -- justin martin, 11:46:11 12/11/07 Tue Justin Martin -- Robert Lane, 10:43:34 12/12/07 Wed yes -- justin martin, 12:20:27 12/12/07 Wed Justin -- Robert, 14:25:41 12/12/07 Wed ok -- justin martin, 17:44:25 12/12/07 Wed Is Prescott not having Heads up races this season? -- Robert, 08:30:50 12/13/07 Thu Prescott posted on ORSCA chat sight that they were trying to have a $5,000 to win Limited Street race sometime in April. April is getting filled up for open weekends for racing though. (NT) -- Doug Adams, 18:10:10 12/13/07 Thu prescott races -- justin martin, 18:50:13 12/13/07 Thu I think the purpose of this class is being forgot -- J, 17:09:11 12/10/07 Mon J -- Robert, 21:53:23 12/10/07 Mon Robert, If you have had any experience with either of those devices, you would know that you have to have a baseline tune where the car WON'T wheelie or spin the tires before they work and it better be your fastest pass, cause it will start slowing you down from there. You have to pull all your nitrous timing out of your first retard because these devices need your other two retards off the MSD box so they can work. Also you have to set how much they will take out when they activate. Everyone has all the answers about traction control and wheelie control, but few, if ANY actually have any experience with them. Whenever someone excells, everyone is quick to belittle their accomplishments with accusations like these. I can tell you for a FACT that Hoyle does'nt use either of these devices and neither does Dillard or Szabo. (NT) -- Matt Cook, 08:00:24 12/11/07 Tue Matt -- Robert, 09:29:09 12/11/07 Tue Why would they use it to collect data. The racepak is so much more sensitive? I've been trying to sell my wheelie control and traction control box for over a year with absolutley no luck. Wheelie control $350, Traction control $2000. both are like brand new in the boxes..... Mike's car is almost ready. We'll be running Limited street and stock suspension. Along with Paco and the Fuglers from Mississippi. (NT) -- Matt, 10:13:42 12/11/07 Tue Matt -- Robert, 19:04:31 12/11/07 Tue Lots of stock suspension stuff in Mississippi. Yes, Clark and Brandon Fuglers car is still Leafs and cal-tracs with no wheelie bars. During the 4.96 pass the vacuum pump siezed up. We turned it down a bit and went 5.00 both passes. Very happy for those guys. They are the best people you'd ever want to meet. (NT) -- Matt Cook, 07:39:11 12/12/07 Wed We raced against them in Shreveport. They were always real nice and easy to get a long with. -- Robert, 10:32:54 12/12/07 Wed [ Contact Forum Admin ] Forum timezone: GMT-6 VF Version: 3.00b, ConfDB: Before posting please read our privacy policy. VoyForums(tm) is a Free Service from Voyager Info-Systems. Copyright © 1998-2019 Voyager Info-Systems. All Rights Reserved.