NHRA wants a Yes or No on Delay Boxes in S/s in 2008

trailertoad1 · 04-18-2007, 11:13 PM

If some of the guys are using the delay switches, tricked out transmissions, CO-2 transbrakes and every other gizmo they can why not use a $299.00 delay box and put an end to the cheating?

It's that or a "spec" button and wiring. That is the option that is best in my opinion. It was time to end the $349.00 transbrake switches and 6" travel switches that are flat-out dangerous if your sleeve catches it while you are in low gear....that would be ugly, locking the transbrake at the top of wheelie..

Just an old geezer who still gets to the strip every week.

04-18-2007, 11:13 PM	#13
trailertoad1 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 3 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	If some of the guys are using the delay switches, tricked out transmissions, CO-2 transbrakes and every other gizmo they can why not use a $299.00 delay box and put an end to the cheating? It's that or a "spec" button and wiring. That is the option that is best in my opinion. It was time to end the $349.00 transbrake switches and 6" travel switches that are flat-out dangerous if your sleeve catches it while you are in low gear....that would be ugly, locking the transbrake at the top of wheelie.. Just an old geezer who still gets to the strip every week. __________________ Tow with a motorhome? Prevent damage to the frame, floor and sidewalls. Adds stability, safety and better handling to your towing combination.