[pjohnson]

Well that is the widest point on my frame and my ERC but its not on my son's car. looks like he is at a disadvantage. I always read center of car and yes i guess that would be kinda open depending on frame. I did see an MMSA car that looked like it had a huge offset but how did it measure in his frame. I dont know

[DAD]

Originally Posted by pjohnson Well that is the widest point on my frame and my ERC but its not on my son's car. looks like he is at a disadvantage. I always read center of car and yes i guess that would be kinda open depending on frame. I did see an MMSA car that looked like it had a huge offset but how did it measure in his frame. I dont know

We don't need to re-invent the sidewinder. Just buy an FSC chassis. Ask a guy that races one.

Honest Dad himself

[pjohnson]

lol ours cars are fine. not going to buy a new chassis because of offset. we are legal

[Bradleyracing86]

ERC and bailey are all straight rail.

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[PatrickMead#13]

Pushing 150 posts. All I can say is congratulations to WRP and the AMSA. Money couldn't buy this kind of PR...... Lol

My bailey is a straight rail non offset chassis.

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[DAD]

Originally Posted by PatrickMead#13 Pushing 150 posts. All I can say is congratulations to WRP and the AMSA. Money couldn't buy this kind of PR...... Lol My bailey is a straight rail non offset chassis. Posted via Mobile Device

There check is in the mail!!

Honest Dad himself

[pjohnson]

Do you mean rail on the left side of engine being straight?

[Bradleyracing86]

Bottom frame rail.

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[hoscalecody]

Originally Posted by cwhipple 2013 Hench - $25,000 https://www.indianaopenwheel.com/showthread.php?t=66341

forget $25,000 ill just stick with my 2000 race ready erc i bought for $3,100

[PatrickMead#13]

Originally Posted by DAD There check is in the mail!! Honest Dad himself

Ha ha.

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