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Jeff Stout 03-02-2023 11:21 PM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
Make hood scoops illegal for pit safety reasons.

novassdude 03-03-2023 09:52 AM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Sherwood (Post 676791)
Don- why does NHRA think only SK/SS are so dangerous and not the other classes ??
Other than Comp does any one else use a full tree? There is no reason to have a blinder in any of the super classes as they are on a pro tree with both sides coming on at the same time.

Jon Sarrett 03-03-2023 10:31 AM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by novassdude (Post 676809)
Other than Comp does any one else use a full tree? There is no reason to have a blinder in any of the super classes as they are on a pro tree with both sides coming on at the same time.
Uhhhh stock and super stock use a full .500 tree...

SSDiv6 03-03-2023 03:03 PM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
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Yep... :D

Keith 944 03-06-2023 12:09 AM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by SSDiv6 (Post 676816)
Yep... :D
Holy crap I would have never of thought two of the same brand rulers would be that far off must be what they’re using to build some of these houses nowadays
I see they are both Stanley, Is this American made or Chinese crap?

Kirk Morgan 03-06-2023 10:41 AM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
One is for fishing !

SSDiv6 03-06-2023 01:52 PM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith 944 (Post 676921)
Holy crap I would have never of thought two of the same brand rulers would be that far off must be what they’re using to build some of these houses nowadays
I see they are both Stanley, Is this American made or Chinese crap?
Here is your answer... :D

https://toolguyd.com/stanley-powerlo...eal-discovery/

Keith 944 03-06-2023 03:06 PM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by SSDiv6 (Post 676944)
I realize this subject is getting way off the original posters intent, I apologize but, I just can’t understand how a company is allowed to sell the same product made into different quality forms from different origins. They should have to change the name of the product or label it as Stan Lee Econo series or something along those lines that’s just scary to know that you can be a quarter inch off or possibly more on a measuring device trusting in the companies name

Doug Domm 03-06-2023 03:23 PM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
Is that 1/4” off tape as removed from pkg? Sure looks like somebody with too much time on their hands created that. Just look at the rivets.

Lenny5160_v2 03-06-2023 03:28 PM
Re: New rule, a one inch visor strip is now LEGAL
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith 944 (Post 676947)
I realize this subject is getting way off the original posters intent, I apologize but, I just can’t understand how a company is allowed to sell the same product made into different quality forms from different origins. They should have to change the name of the product or label it as Stan Lee Econo series or something along those lines that’s just scary to know that you can be a quarter inch off or possibly more on a measuring device trusting in the companies name
I think the link was something of a joke. I don't see anyone saying that the offshore tapes are less accurate than the 'Made in USA' versions.


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