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Ya know, to certain types, winning at any cost is everything!
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To the under educated, what type of starting devices do we think are
being used. I would like to know what to look for in a competitors car. Thanks, J.R. |
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As a long time bracket racer that just started running stock last year, I can tell you with the quality of tourqe converters, tires and knowledgeable carb builders today. Making a car run dead on is not near as difficult as it was years ago. I've left the same dial in on my bracket car for several weeks. Catching someone using a delay box is just a matter having eyes watching. My advise is, if you think someone is cheating pay attention and put up the protest money and have them tore down.
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Seeing when someone lets go of the button is easy. Have 1 reverse light wired to the button.
Of course, it they bottom bulb and only have .03-.10 delay in you'd never see it. Anybody else remember the infamous 'Willy Raymond' thread? It created a big stir, and was all crap. |
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That said, IF a tree reader exists, the racer(s) using it is competing in Big $ bracket racing not stock/super stock. Last edited by 1320racer; 01-25-2024 at 09:30 AM. |
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Don, we do compete at the BIG $ bracket races, both locally and the Flings and I can tell you without doubt that no one that competes at these events cares if/what illegal devices maybe in use by some racers and the proof is that these races are typically sold out in less than 3 minutes! So all this talk about tree readers, down track position indicators, matty box, etc. is nothing but internet forum noise largely posted by racers like yourself that don't compete at these races. That said, running dead on, cutting .00x lights and taking a few thousands stripe is commonplace and no big deal in the year 2024.
That said, I do believe that ARC modules are being used by some with the Grid. Last edited by 1320racer; 01-25-2024 at 12:41 PM. |
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do you really try be be a real horrible person. Go back into you hole i have known Don for over 20 years. he is a honorable person and if he asked for help most of us would drop what we are doing and rush to help |
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