Ask Todd Hodge..aka "Hodgimoto"
06-29-2005, 10:19 PM
#1757
Originally Posted by T. Hodge
By running a rear bar and no front the car will just have more steering everywhere on the track. That is how a lot of us tuned our cars last year by changing different thickness of sway bars. As for the bumpsteer, that would of gave BK a lot of bump out...something he always runs. Bump out will make the car steer more in the center of the turn.
Sounds like some "bump" out is what I could have used today (either that or the 6 deg c-hubs) Thanks Todd!
Are you gonna be at the Region 12 Carpet Champs at HW? I'll be in Modified C-D Main with a few of my buddies
06-30-2005, 08:32 AM
#1759
Originally Posted by BlackKat
Sounds like some "bump" out is what I could have used today (either that or the 6 deg c-hubs) Thanks Todd!
Are you gonna be at the Region 12 Carpet Champs at HW? I'll be in Modified C-D Main with a few of my buddies
Are you gonna be at the Region 12 Carpet Champs at HW? I'll be in Modified C-D Main with a few of my buddies
06-30-2005, 09:22 AM
#1760
Originally Posted by T. Hodge
What are the dates for the race? I would love to make it to the race...that track is dialed.
) By end of next month ...Nick and I are coordinating rules and such on the two events so our battery/motor rules correspond to each other to help alleviate racers having to buy 2 sets of "stuff" for the 2 seperate regionals.
06-30-2005, 11:37 AM
#1761
Originally Posted by HarshGuy
..It's October 22 & 23 ...with practice days 20 & 21 ...you'll be able to signup online (yep same system as the SWR regionals ...provided by gearchart.com ) By end of next month ...Nick and I are coordinating rules and such on the two events so our battery/motor rules correspond to each other to help alleviate racers having to buy 2 sets of "stuff" for the 2 seperate regionals.
) By end of next month ...Nick and I are coordinating rules and such on the two events so our battery/motor rules correspond to each other to help alleviate racers having to buy 2 sets of "stuff" for the 2 seperate regionals.3700's need to be legalized in my opinion for both Regionals...people are buying new batteries these days and they are 3700's.
06-30-2005, 11:53 AM
#1762
Originally Posted by T. Hodge
3700's need to be legalized in my opinion for both Regionals...people are buying new batteries these days and they are 3700's.
06-30-2005, 05:39 PM
#1763
Won't it be funny when ROAR issues a temporary rule change for the on-road nats in October? 
06-30-2005, 05:49 PM
#1764
Originally Posted by futureal
Won't it be funny when ROAR issues a temporary rule change for the on-road nats in October?
I bet just about every racer that plans on attending already has 3700's. I do and so does every serious racer that I know. We are all mad about having to buy new 3300's just to run that one race. Every major on road race on the calandar for the rest of this year is allowing 3700's except the On Road Nats.
06-30-2005, 05:56 PM
#1765
Originally Posted by AdrianM
All the ROAR officials are saying NO,NO,NO! But...If I were betting man I would put money on being able to run 3700's at the NATS.
I bet just about every racer that plans on attending already has 3700's. I do and so does every serious racer that I know. We are all mad about having to buy new 3300's just to run that one race. Every major on road race on the calandar for the rest of this year is allowing 3700's except the On Road Nats.
I bet just about every racer that plans on attending already has 3700's. I do and so does every serious racer that I know. We are all mad about having to buy new 3300's just to run that one race. Every major on road race on the calandar for the rest of this year is allowing 3700's except the On Road Nats.
I am sure ROAR will do the right thing and let the track have a exception to the rule.
06-30-2005, 06:03 PM
#1766
How do the IB 3800's fit into this scenario? Are they more of a stock or 19 turn battery?
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06-30-2005, 06:54 PM
#1768
Originally Posted by xxxkat
Now thats some funny stuff..Roar doing the right thing.. 
Slip em some "coin" and they might be legal.. 
Slip em some "coin" and they might be legal..
06-30-2005, 06:55 PM
#1769
Originally Posted by POOKYT
How do the IB 3800's fit into this scenario? Are they more of a stock or 19 turn battery?
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I have never ran them so I have no idea.
06-30-2005, 07:39 PM
#1770
Originally Posted by futureal
Won't it be funny when ROAR issues a temporary rule change for the on-road nats in October?
....if they're gonna do an exception would be nice to know now so that we can announce that for our regionals as well!!
