Tracks step up safety

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

I say move the seats 6" in toward the center of the car, and raise the rollcage by 3 or 4"

I don't want a driveshaft between my legs.

[Clayton_Wetter]

I don't want a driveshaft between my legs.

Well that settled that matter!!! hahaahahaa

[rakracing]

Mastersbilt you need to try a north east modified its all between your legs.

[zeroracing]

The most dangerous and scariest part of the race car is the driveshaft. That thing is nothing to mess with. East coast mods run a different transmission for the set up also, at least to the best of my knowledge. I would not want to sit over a driveshaft. They are nothing to be tangled with.

[old fan]

I say move the seats 6" in toward the center of the car, and raise the rollcage by 3 or 4"

and a better crash zone on the drivers door and by the Zach dohm in that video had a taller cage or atleast it looked like it

[old fan]

The most dangerous and scariest part of the race car is the driveshaft. That thing is nothing to mess with. East coast mods run a different transmission for the set up also, at least to the best of my knowledge. I would not want to sit over a driveshaft. They are nothing to be tangled with.

many racers use a carbon fiber drive shaft they just splinter

[SLIDING SIDEWAYS]

many racers use a carbon fiber drive shaft they just splinter

Yea so instead of hole drive shaft hitting ya in the azz u just get splinters like porkypine quills

[old fan]

but doesn't bang the crap out of you how about working with this maybe nut just the head either http://www.bikerumor.com/2010/10/21/...met-seriously/

[zeroracing]

I agree that you should use a CF shaft, not all tracks allow them but most do. Some limited cars they don't. Also you still have parts with a ball spline. Shaft, end yoke... They do not go to nothing some parts will stay attached we are just further away from them currently.

[zeroracing]

Interesting link, horse jumpers use inflatable vest, when your cord attached to your saddle is pulled as you fall they pop out. Works great except not really a carry over to racing and much lighter loads. Still a cool idea.