This will be my first year in crates I have 06 warrior with a bloomquist front end we are wanting to run it my first year before we upgrade to a newer chassis. We are looking at the victory circle chassis and the Peirce chassis what is pros and cons of both chassis for crate coming up from karts.
New to crates and have a question?
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There is some in my area but mostly grt and masterbuilts but the ones that have them when they come are always fast with them
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when we started we bought an older rocket, run a year then bought a new one. and now another on. we stick with rocket because we have a rocket jig 10 minutes from home. we wanted to go BWRC at first, but its 3 hour drive one way, and new RF barry comes up with every week. You can make em all fast.. And being your first year probably need to buy a couple extra front bumpers and a lot of rivets. Its all in what you want really.
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thanks for the advice, I have talked to Billy Moyer they are a great group of people and very helpful and don't push their product on you they answered every question I had. Thanks for the advice on bumpers and rivets I have already stocked up on them
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Kwoods, if you don't mind me asking. Where do you race?Originally posted by Kwoods25 View Postwhen we started we bought an older rocket, run a year then bought a new one. and now another on. we stick with rocket because we have a rocket jig 10 minutes from home. we wanted to go BWRC at first, but its 3 hour drive one way, and new RF barry comes up with every week. You can make em all fast.. And being your first year probably need to buy a couple extra front bumpers and a lot of rivets. Its all in what you want really.
Thanks,
Jeff.
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I would try to find what is common in your area and build a good relationship with the folks that race them more than look for the latest greatest "new" secret weapon. Starting out with a ton of experiance and a chassis that no one has in your area is hard enough but being new to the game you need to have good input from people with the same type car on the same dirt to have a fast learning curve. jmho
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