Originally posted by drtrkr244
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Balanced: The five major factors of dirt late model handling
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Yes, it is more than just basics plus it gets you thinking about handling in a more complete car way. The best thing is you get to meet and talk to some other racers who have great info from other parts of the country. The last one I went to was in January 2012.
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For sure... you will definitely be in information overload by the end of the weekend.Originally posted by drtrkr244 View PostI have been seriously considering going to his school at Rocket. Does he teach more than the basics?Owner/Blogger/Crash Test Dummy
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I'll email Mark and see.Originally posted by PushinTheLimit View PostHave they announced when or if they are doing the school at Rocket for 2015?Owner/Blogger/Crash Test Dummy
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A pretty good amount of time. at least an hour or so. They have some pretty handy info in the book you get with the class too.Owner/Blogger/Crash Test Dummy
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From Mark Bush...
Larry Shaw Race Cars - Jan. 8,9,10 Batesville, Ar.
Rocket Chassis - Jan. 16,17,18 Clarksburg, WV
Midwest - Jan. 23,24,25 (Optional Front Suspension Geometry Class - Jan. 26)
Speedway Motors - Feb. 6,7,8 (Optional Front Suspension Geometry Class - Feb. 9)
The Deer Creek Speedway school will be held in Albert Lea, Mn. on Feb. 13,14,15 or 20,21,22Owner/Blogger/Crash Test Dummy
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Where exactly is the Midwest school? I've attended a couple at Rocket, but would like to possibly attend the Front Geometry class!
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Not that I know of, but I'd like to go too!Originally posted by hpmaster View PostI went to both the standard class and the frt end class in 2012. Anyone doing an advanced shock school?Owner/Blogger/Crash Test Dummy
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