Somebody please educate this newbie on s/c and throttle stop

Maverick · 11-07-2011, 03:38 PM

The nice thing about throttle stops is that they don't require any hand tools to make the car slow down or speed up. They just push buttons on they control panel in the car, and a lot of the racers have telemetry with the trailer to help them know the latest weather conditions and can read that information after they do there burn out and set there throttle stop in a up to the last second fashion. Also, they watch other racers in front of them and if they are all running slow and they know what there fellow racer (friend) has, sometimes, I am sure of they will make adjustment to what every one else is doing. Of course I don't know any of this for fact, because I don't have one. But the race is at the finish line after a good start.

11-07-2011, 03:38 PM	#6
Maverick Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 299 Likes: 3 Liked 36 Times in 26 Posts	Re: Somebody please educate this newbie on s/c and throttle The nice thing about throttle stops is that they don't require any hand tools to make the car slow down or speed up. They just push buttons on they control panel in the car, and a lot of the racers have telemetry with the trailer to help them know the latest weather conditions and can read that information after they do there burn out and set there throttle stop in a up to the last second fashion. Also, they watch other racers in front of them and if they are all running slow and they know what there fellow racer (friend) has, sometimes, I am sure of they will make adjustment to what every one else is doing. Of course I don't know any of this for fact, because I don't have one. But the race is at the finish line after a good start.