First off id like to say hi to everyone and let you know that im in SC and i am just starting to get into dwarf car racing, and know very little to almost
nothing about dwarf car racing I have raced 3500 pound full boby cars for some years now and just got rid of all of that and got a dwarf. and ill probably have
a few questions from time to time. the question i have now is what can someone use as low buck scales?
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Posts: 1 (02/23/08 08:41 PM) |
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Posts: 29 (02/23/08 10:38 PM) |
The old weight jacker worked for years. The one where you pick up one wheel at a time. Or four bathroom scales, But honestly, racing scales will give you a
much more reliable reference point to work from.
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Posts: 75 (02/29/08 05:48 PM) |
Welcome to the site and to the sport!
check out ebay link item. Also, use the search function here for help (you would have found above scales) - there is alot of info here now. |
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Posts: 30 (02/29/08 06:24 PM) |
I have been using digital obesity scales ,they weigh up to 400 lbs I have 2 there about $40 bucks a piece at Walmart ,weigh the front at the same time then the
rear.i keep a 2 by four flat under the wheels of the end not being weighed to keep the car level.Repeats within 3 lbs quite often.
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Posts: 364 (03/02/08 10:19 AM) |
bubbaj1s, where are you in SC?,what tracks do you plan on running? Bill
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Posts: 2 (03/03/08 11:34 PM) |
im in sumter sc but our speedway dont run them so ill have to find a place to run. i see you are in greenville. where do you run?
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Posts: 164 (03/08/08 09:56 AM) |
Laurens Speedway every Saturday night. The local club will be going to a couple different tracks on Friday night
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