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Originally posted by 7uptruckracer
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From a side view it looks like jd's nose is really flat compared to anyone else's. Look any any pic and it's clearly different. Like he is pulling the first high spot above the splitter down to match the angle of the rest of the nose -
But I Jd's nose fits the template that's all that matter lol If more racers thought outside the box like JD and kevin do we'd see some wild stuff but we are in a age of buy it an bolt it on! Just like this craze of everyone using rocket roof supports instead buy taking time to bend up some metal an some up with ya ownComment
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Look at where the left side flopper attaches to the nose, this is an MD3 on Josh's car.
Both of these cars are running the MD3 EVO, notices the LF attaches further back than the older style MD3 .Comment
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No actually not that one if you actually look at JDs car you can see the differences over the top of the tire how far back the flopper goes compared to the link you sent. Maybe you need to actually see it in person. They put a lot of time into the car and body and it helps when a personal friend is on his team to relay it to you.Comment
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Well I think we are both right!! They must have one of each on the car. Maybe give Heath a call and ask him??lol
I know these pics dont show what you are talking about on the RF but just showing that they have both noses . And yes they trim up the RF a lot more than any one else, but I really think it is due to tire clearance so it can run that low.Comment
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What Flat Tire said...Member of the Luxemburg Speedway Hall of Fame
Class of 2019Comment
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Bloomquist is running Evo left front and 1st Gen right front that is super flat.Comment
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