Stk. Elim. Buttons???
Dose anyone know what types of buttons they are going to let us use this year in Stk? I talked to a few people and everyone says something different. I hear that its going to have to be mounted on the brake or clutch pedals. No delay buttons! But I call Biondo and they say yes! I guess they just want to sell me one. I heared only a micro switches with no delay. If anyone has some new info on this subject that sure would help me out. I tried calling NHRA tech but no answer due to the Hoildays.
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This is the latest rule: Stock Cars Page 144 (11/17/08) ADD: Two step permitted. Two step must be foot activated through brake pedal, clutch pedal, or pressure switch. Hand release prohibited. |
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This is exactly why I am leaning toward getting rid of the 2-step and footbraking it. The rule seems so muddy and I foresee many changes over the next couple of years. Not to mention the interpretations by different tech guys. They can't toss me for a bad switch when it isn't there.
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Are you sure you called the right number?... JK Maybe someone here thought you said you ran S/S, that's all I can think.. Because the slower buttons are legal in S/S. Sal |
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If you want a two-step, it better be activated off of the brake pedal. I suggest the pressure activated switch. |
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Jason,
You can run only 1 switch for the two step and it has to activated by either the clutch pedal or the brake pedal. I e-mailed Len concerning a separate switch to activate the two step for the burnout and was told NO. It burns my butt that us stick racers got caught in the button contoversy because of the automatic cars, we don't leave on a button, we leave on the clutch pedal. |
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