With all of these rules that have been being adopted by some different series to keep the cars down wouldn’t it be all around better to just take the spoilers off and enforce the rake rule on the deck? Wouldn’t no spoiler make “Jacking the LR up in the air†less of a advantage/way to get some drive?
Ray cook and WoO Droop rule?
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Yes, it would unhook the cars and greatly reduce the advantage of hiking to the moon. Currently, the series enjoy writing mundane rules more than saving late models.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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I think set and package get misused while you might have a set of six shocks for your car. A complete package may included multiple rf,rr and lr shocks for varying conditions/ track configurations. Most guys don't need the whole package such as one that tube traveling guys do. But racing is a monkey see monkey do sport. If someone hears jd or Sheppard has twelve shocks each they want the exact same thing. Weather they know how and when to use what shock or not. Because we all know it's the special device they have that makes them betterOriginally posted by fastford View Postthen why do shocks cost so much ? im hearing of some paying over 10 grand or more for a full set.....
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Agree 100% master's them guys buy high and sell low when it's not the greatest thing since sliced bread right out of the box. Bought my shocks dirt cheap from one of my shock guys ex clients that thought he wasn't giving him the "good stuff"Originally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View PostMonkey see, monkey do. I'm all for it. Good shocks are being given away these days. Lol
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this is true , i know where there is a car right now with some old first gen afco blues that were basically given to the guy that have been upgraded by jerry link for 500 bucks that are flying , i have a set to BTW that i would not trade for any right now.....
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MBR, sorry you fail to comprehend lol. You could only do so much to a car's handling and attitude when you bolted a set of Afcos(94's ,76's) on your car. Now the cars handle so good you have to worry more about downforce with the bodies. Nose on the ground left rear high up (hence the droop rule). I've raced late models since 1994 and that was the biggest game changer that I seen. But that's my opinion.
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I don't know anyone running old 1300 series afcos. We've had actual, good shocks in dlm racing for over a decade and a half now. Those shock are quite capable of holding a car in any contortion you desire. Many of those shocks are now giveaway price. (Don't have the latest brand sticker on the side.) I won't even make the argument that holding the car in a certain attitude is giving away a lot of suspension capability. Fixing that is yet to come...Originally posted by Rocket View PostMBR, sorry you fail to comprehend lol. You could only do so much to a car's handling and attitude when you bolted a set of Afcos(94's ,76's) on your car. Now the cars handle so good you have to worry more about downforce with the bodies. Nose on the ground left rear high up (hence the droop rule). I've raced late models since 1994 and that was the biggest game changer that I seen. But that's my opinion.
I've been in this game longer than you, fyi.
The biggest game changers were the realization that you actually need a working lr suspension, the relationship between antisquat off the corner and prosquat into the corner, and non-linear thinking on wheel rates. (Just because you soften the rf spring doesn't mean it has to be softer at 4" of travel.)Last edited by MasterSbilt_Racer; 02-25-2020, 10:29 PM.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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