Stripe Catcher/Pecker Extender

[J.R. Haddad]

Although I'm not sure that Stripe Catchers/Pecker Extenders belong in
the same category, a Stripe Catcher is NOT legal in NHRA Stock Eliminator.
Also, keep in mind that if the Stripe Catcher trips the finish line light before
the front tires, the car has in fact ran a faster Elapsed Time than it would
have with the front tires tripping the beam. This would call for a different
dial, and changes your variables on the run. Although I like that your looking
for every advantage for your new Stocker, this might not be the place to
look, for now.

J.R.

[Eman]

Don't know about the legality of it but you have to be sure it takes the stripe on acceleration the same as on the brakes. If it takes the stripe on the brakes but not under full throttle you will be defeating yourself.

[Mike Pearson]

You are not allowed body modifications in stock of super stock

[MR DERBY CITY]

There is a reason you have never seen one in Stock eliminator ..

[JP1738]

Originally Posted by Mike Pearson

You are not allowed body modifications in stock of super stock

I saw where it says this in the rule book, but I wasn't sure if it was considered a body modification. Fair enough.

[JP1738]

Originally Posted by Eman

Don't know about the legality of it but you have to be sure it takes the stripe on acceleration the same as on the brakes. If it takes the stripe on the brakes but not under full throttle you will be defeating yourself.

The idea would be to have it in a position where regardless of if the car is accelerating or decelerating, the catcher would help trip it the same way each time. Under acceleration, the car trips it with the catcher and deceleration it would take the stripe with the bumper, and I'd line both up so that would be the case. As it turns out, the car will actually be faster driving it 1300 feet instead of 1320, what a concept lol.

[JP1738]

Originally Posted by J.R. Haddad

Although I'm not sure that Stripe Catchers/Pecker Extenders belong in
the same category, a Stripe Catcher is NOT legal in NHRA Stock Eliminator.

J.R.

You're probably right, I just think that term is hilarious and wanted to include it in the thread title XD