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Last edited by perfconn; 09-26-2018, 07:00 PM. -
I called RHS and they said all the raised runner came as 21* and were marketed as 23* “style “???? Does that make them legal if our rules state must be 23* from factory? I am a bit confused about these? I know they make more power and was considering swapping over the winter but don’t want to be wrong per rules. Thanks -
Our rule says has to start as production angle 23*. So I guess they will not work here being they start 21? We can angle mill but you can only get to maybe 20* when starting at 23? Guess these would go to 18-19*? Maybe that’s the reason foe factory angle? Thanks for the helpComment
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I spoke with him and he said rule states must start as factory angle(23) and per RHS (comp) this design never leaves at 23? Bare casting is 23 “style “ but leaves as 21. Our rules are extremely screwed. Maybe over the winter they will rewrite them? Wish all tracks could get on the same page.Comment
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Like I said the rule states had to start factory angle. I guess you can angle the 21 a few more degrees than you could the 23? Also not sure they could have raised the runner .500 if they were a factory 23? Either way that is the way the rule is written at several of our tracks. I am going to bring it up in the drivers meeting tomorrow night. I am ready for them to say hell with steel and us just run all aluminum!!!!Comment
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Tech man cleared the air. It would not be fair for me to start with the 21 degree raised runner and claim its “angle “ cut then not let my buddy roll his 14 degree back a little and claim it was “angle†cut. So in our world guess it has to start 23 degree until winter when they rearrange rules once again!Comment
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