We need a in-expensive class....plus they are real fast and fun....
Modlites in North Carolina yet?
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Modlites in North Carolina yet? |
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Posts: 9 (05/07/08 01:46 PM) |
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keller45.southwestmodlites |
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Posts: 5 (05/07/08 04:34 PM) |
If you're looking at starting a club I would look at running stock 1000cc modlites on medium Hoosier tires, this keeps the racing close and affordable.
A Rule Package similar to ours will do this. |
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gphillips |
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Posts: 61 (05/07/08 11:10 PM) |
I would like to get the mod-lites going here in Western Kentucky. I have looked at the rules package for the SWML and like most of it.
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Posts: 33 (05/08/08 11:46 AM) |
What would you change?
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gphillips |
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Posts: 62 (05/08/08 06:50 PM) |
The biggest thing I think I would change is I would allow torque absorbing third link, either a spring loaded or rubber biscut link.
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05/09/08 02:03 PM.
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