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  • MasterSbilt_Racer
    Senior Member
    • May 2007
    • 14306

    #16
    Originally posted by Rocky View Post
    I disagree. If someone else cares or not. If you are trying to get to the top, act like it. Dress for the job you want. Not the one you have.
    99% of guys out there, especially with their shocks and springs covered, have absolutely nothing to hide with a big cover over the back of their car.

    It's only the people trying something radically new that have anything to hide. And they will tackle your ass in the infield at Ocala.
    Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing

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    • Rocky
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2007
      • 3218

      #17
      I cover my shocks and nobody wants my setup. I do it because shocks are expensive.
      Guerilla Racing Junkies.

      Shovel on a little more coal, then when we cross white oak mountain, watch 97 roll!

      The problem is the gall dang motors.

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      • ZERO25
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2018
        • 5240

        #18
        Originally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View Post
        99% of guys out there, especially with their shocks and springs covered, have absolutely nothing to hide with a big cover over the back of their car.

        It's only the people trying something radically new that have anything to hide. And they will tackle your ass in the infield at Ocala.
        But, if you happen to own one of said products...….you are free to look at everything(at least in my experience) lol

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        • MasterSbilt_Racer
          Senior Member
          • May 2007
          • 14306

          #19
          Originally posted by Rocky View Post
          I cover my shocks and nobody wants my setup. I do it because shocks are expensive.
          Protecting your shock shafts is a very good idea. A bunch of dirt jammed at the wiper by a bumpstop isn't good either.
          Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing

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          • Rocky
            Senior Member
            • Jul 2007
            • 3218

            #20
            Originally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View Post
            Protecting your shock shafts is a very good idea. A bunch of dirt jammed at the wiper by a bumpstop isn't good either.
            On the Jets we wipe the chrome surfaces of the landing gear shocks with hydraulic fluid every day. Probably wouldn’t be a terrible idea in the race car. A gas shock is a gas shock. I don’t know what fluid to use. I will probably just use WD40 or Rem oil or maybe mineral oil from the drug store. unless I should use shock oil.
            Guerilla Racing Junkies.

            Shovel on a little more coal, then when we cross white oak mountain, watch 97 roll!

            The problem is the gall dang motors.

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            • rdcllk
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2007
              • 243

              #21
              The stuff I use helps prevent the dirt from sticking on the shafts. Started using it back when had to run sliders on mod.

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              • Rocky
                Senior Member
                • Jul 2007
                • 3218

                #22
                Originally posted by rdcllk View Post
                The stuff I use helps prevent the dirt from sticking on the shafts. Started using it back when had to run sliders on mod.
                What do you use?
                Guerilla Racing Junkies.

                Shovel on a little more coal, then when we cross white oak mountain, watch 97 roll!

                The problem is the gall dang motors.

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                • AmickRacing
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2008
                  • 235

                  #23
                  Way back in the day Dad used to put tarps over the back of his car. There was a small portion of the time we were trying some different rear suspensions, but 99% of the time it was because no one else did, and there were a few competitors that it absolutely drove nuts. They'd spend more time trying to figure out what we were doing vs working on their stuff. Dad had some good runs, but by no means was setting the world on fire, but it still drove them other guys nuts.

                  We've even made a small aluminum sheet metal cover to wrap around the restrictor plate on the intake, absolutely no purpose other than to drive a couple guys nuts.. and it worked haha
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                  http://www.youtube.com/user/AmickRacing
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                  • dirtcrazy4u
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2017
                    • 3212

                    #24
                    Amick gets it. You cover anything up and beat the 2 cars pitted beside you ! Well, you just got that guy scratching his lugs as to what are they hiding.

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                    • RW57
                      Senior Member
                      • Dec 2007
                      • 662

                      #25
                      There is a lot more to this than meets the eye .A lot of it is mind games but if I had something I did not want you to see I would do something like this to draw your attention to that. A lot of times what I didn't want you to see was right in front of but you were too worried about what was covered.Bloomer is the world's best at mind.games
                      Last edited by RW57; 11-15-2019, 07:28 AM.

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