Does anybody know why davenport and richards and now eckert ate running those plastic pieces below the roof by where the window net goes
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Kinda ironic bloomquist did this 2 yrs ago at eldoras dream but they make him take it out during race looks kike he is 2yrs ahead of everyone
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These were used back in the 80's as well. I remember Moyer and Rayburn both having them. Not sure as to why they are used though.
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Not even remotely the same thing.Originally posted by bleedsbluer2 View PostKinda ironic bloomquist did this 2 yrs ago at eldoras dream but they make him take it out during race looks kike he is 2yrs ahead of everyone
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bloomquist entire window net was one solid piece of lexan.. from roof to the door"Running the bottom is like having a job!" ~ Jack Hewitt
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The Bloomquist thing was more or less a full lexan window masquerading as a window net.Originally posted by fastford View Postplease explain
What OP is talking about is a 6" or so piece of solid plastic or sheet metal, and attaches to the side of the halo. Guys have been doing it for years to shield themselves for the sun early in the night. Now it seems they're leaving them on all night.
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That makes a lot of sense. I hadn't thought of that.Originally posted by erm11 View PostBlocking glare of infield lights.
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SS has a plastic piece...its an insert that takes batteries the big square ones not the 9v the BIG ones. Heard it takes 2 or 3 of em to 'fire it up' lmfaoIf I havent offended you please be patient Ill get to you as soon as I can...... and yes Im a Bloomquist fan...deal w it!!! WWG1WGA!!!
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Yours is rubber w ribs in it and the top is flanged. It runs on 220v.Originally posted by dirtdobber45 View PostSS has a plastic piece...its an insert that takes batteries the big square ones not the 9v the BIG ones. Heard it takes 2 or 3 of em to 'fire it up' lmfaoTHE REAL SLIDING SIDEWAYS!
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