zipper06

Wouldn't they place that car in the 4 wheelers class since it has such a short wheelbase. Here at Twin Cities they have lots of 4 wheelers that race. Also i think if it's not an outlaw track, meaning not NHRA or IHRA, because i think the wheelbase limit with them is 90" min.

Just asking.

Zip.

DRTRCR22

Not just slow the steering down, but FIRST place a LOT of CASTER in both sides equally, so the wheels will naturally point straight down the track.
If the car was set up for circle track you would be amazed at the Ackerman, Bump Steer and geometry difference you will find betwen each side. You might even have to relocate one or both upper a-arm mounts back to achieve at least a 3 to 6 degree CASTER in both sides.

mlkedavls

reduced both valves in the rack from 1.3 to 0.75 placed 200 lbs more weight ran 7.03 three times in a row with a 1.38 60 ft time we are a open race track here they will let you run a lawnmower if you wanna lol kid wants to run 6.50's in it in the 1/8 :twisted: also got a jr dragster alky car for sale with lots of parts and trailer
thanks for all your advice
mike
sandy
seth

dpassmore

I'm all for kids racing.I have one that started in mini stocks at 12 years old and dirt late model at 13. My problem with that is if a fullsize car is in the othe lane and hits him it could be bad. Sounds like if they'll let him make a pass in his mom's car he should be racing a fullsize raccar and just keep stepping the engine up as you go. Be smart and keep him safe but let him have fun!

CircleHeart

Circle Heart Racing #28 running at Road Atlanta. Road Course racing is the BEST. NASA-Southeast.com, circleheartracing.com, santastoyrun.org
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF4LBIYenC4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krlYs0-z9vM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMO4KpxbXAU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV-QGTyUXTA ops: