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  1. Oval Components Chassis with Camero front clip and 9" floater rear end and all spare parts I have including a 9" center section complete/ drive shaft/ 10 extra springs/ extra brake pads radiator and fan/ seat/window net/ headers and whatever else I can find you might need to get it goin 

    $2500 obo

    needs to be on the track

    fast car capable of winning

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  2. On 12/17/2020 at 3:34 PM, rocket55 said:

    I have to agree with you on that one, reason being why I've decided not to change my body to an outlaw body. I believe from a fans perspective there needs to be contrast between the classes.

    The downside to that is I know most of the superstocks have outlaw bodies or are converting to them. Economically, they are much cheaper to build and repair rather than having to buy a new fender or quarter from five star. I've heard about the outlaw bodies providing more downforce on the RR, I'm just going to say....the jury is out on that one, especially on our small track.

    I agree100%..Worse thing for a class is to not have an identity.it kills the class every time

  3. I have an oval components chassis with a stock  front clip car, 9” Ford rear ,Currently set up leaf spring  but is also set up to run as a 3 link. Houston legal super stock  just add motor. It is straight no wrecks, body has some race marks but is in good shape, I wouldn’t do anything to it. All the plumbing gauges and wiring is there to drop in your drive train. Pro 41 shocks for  a bump and run installed. I have a new triple pass radiator with about 6 races on it. Drive shaft Chevy headers and complete exhaust. can include the seat and steering wheel. There’s about half a dozen springs that can go with it as well.
    Make offer or would consider trading for a nice Golf Cart

     

     

     

     

     

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  4. On 1/27/2020 at 4:32 PM, Crosby said:

    New to asphalt

    I have a dirt "factory stock" metric Monte Carlo car I plan on running with the super stocks at HMP this year. The car is 100% set up to run on dirt. I put it on the scales last night to check where it's at; now I need someone who knows their way around an asphalt car suspension to point me in the right direction if possible. I am looking for where I should start on spring rates, ride heights, and blast mounting locations to start.

    Any chance anyone has a contact I can work with?  

    This is what I would baseline for a metric monte carlo at HMP- 

    3200lb GM metric 4 1/2' ride height lf rf lr/ RR 5"

    Not sure what we used on the shock package

    Springs

    LF1000     RF1200

    LR 250      RR 225

    55% left 49% Rear

    53 % crossweight_ this should be pretty neutral- you can add or decrease to tighten or loosen to your style.

    Stagger front 1-2" rear 2-2.5" - stagger is actually a mathematical equation but I found anywhere in this range was close enough and rear if locked is way more important than front

    any lead as low as possible to get theses scale numbers

  5. On 9/29/2019 at 1:21 PM, sprintsrule said:

    Why is a race dropped?

    . TRACK standings are based on driver’s total cumulative points at that track. Drivers are allowed to drop one race per season. You CANNOT drop a disqualification or a race you are suspended from.

    Those with a drop probably ran every race? Looking at the points I am not sure how that works, That's off the website

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