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  • 95rayburn
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2012
    • 162

    #1

    rayburn/rocket

    Seems rayburn swing arm cars struggle in the slick. Are rocket swing arm cars the same?
  • hrmotorsports33
    Member
    • Jan 2014
    • 59

    #2
    Originally posted by 95rayburn View Post
    Seems rayburn swing arm cars struggle in the slick. Are rocket swing arm cars the same?
    If you want to run swingarm, the only way to go is Rayburn . Mastersbilt tried a few and I've seen one rocket back in the day, neither worked like a Rayburn . They will go in the slick, you just have to do some work to them

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    • Aces&Eights
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2016
      • 237

      #3
      Originally posted by hrmotorsports33 View Post
      If you want to run swingarm, the only way to go is Rayburn . Mastersbilt tried a few and I've seen one rocket back in the day, neither worked like a Rayburn . They will go in the slick, you just have to do some work to them
      Precisely.

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      • King1
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2012
        • 354

        #4
        Call Tim Logan or Frank Revel on that. They are about as good as they come.

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        • Aces&Eights
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2016
          • 237

          #5
          Originally posted by 95rayburn View Post
          Seems rayburn swing arm cars struggle in the slick. Are rocket swing arm cars the same?
          We ran good in the slick with ours at Lavonia which is flat and usually dry slick. A lot of people end up making their Rayburn swing arm too tight and then have to break it loose. This creates the misconception of the car being loose when it's really too tight.

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