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I think Shaw, who specializes in Mod's, still makes a Late Model chassis.
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MB was Mars Birkhofer, until jimmy gave the shaft to Brian in the deal.
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Originally Posted by Keepittacky
No MB stands for Mars Brothers.
MB stood for Mars/Birkhofer, not Mars brothers. Till whatever happened with Jimmy and Brian.
Up in the air who my next “favorite” driver is. Really losing hope on Bloomer getting anywhere back to “normal”.
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Originally Posted by One Man Gang
What about the Killer chassis that David Webb made does he still make them ?
I don't believe so, he has been running a Rocket XR1 this season.
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Originally Posted by Jking24
Ronnie Stuckey and a club 29 is a black diamond assembled by Darrell lanigan racing
All Black Diamonds are built in Shreveport, LA by Stuckey Enterprises. Darrell gets his Black Diamonds and calls them Club 29. Darrell is a dealer for Black Diamond. All cars are assembled in Shreveport, LA.
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it all starts with the chassis getting the right tubing with built in flex and they are not giving it away this is the same tubing they use in NHRA. so lets say we could turn the page back and make it mandatory they all run full frames to which late model racing was meant to be and cut some cost and still be able to sit low to ground with today`s technology, and run wet or dry tracks i can`t if it would make racing better or not but more competitive yes.
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Originally Posted by buster83
it all starts with the chassis getting the right tubing with built in flex and they are not giving it away this is the same tubing they use in NHRA. so lets say we could turn the page back and make it mandatory they all run full frames to which late model racing was meant to be and cut some cost and still be able to sit low to ground with today`s technology, and run wet or dry tracks i can`t if it would make racing better or not but more competitive yes.
Docol is better at separating racer from wallet than racer from racer. Other than manufacturing tolerances, there is no science to make it better.
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Originally Posted by Muddy_87
MB was Mars Birkhofer, until jimmy gave the shaft to Brian in the deal.
Fill us in one the Mars-Birkhofer deal.
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Originally Posted by MasterSbilt_Racer
Docol is better at separating racer from wallet than racer from racer. Other than manufacturing tolerances, there is no science to make it better.
I got a hold to a piece a while back , it is suppose to be easier to weld than moly , but i couldn't tell the difference , they say price is coming down though , i did notice that in the bender , if you bend an equal size of moly to 90 deg , it will spring back 8 to 10 deg and the docol would almost stay , which tells me the molly can stand more flex , im no metallurgist so this is just a crude observations.......
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Originally Posted by fastford
I got a hold to a piece a while back , it is suppose to be easier to weld than moly , but i couldn't tell the difference , they say price is coming down though , i did notice that in the bender , if you bend an equal size of moly to 90 deg , it will spring back 8 to 10 deg and the docol would almost stay , which tells me the molly can stand more flex , im no metallurgist so this is just a crude observations.......
Moly has a higher yield point then, or flatter yield curve.
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