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Wayne Davis (Offline)
  #1 6/27/18 3:45 PM
Largest D-II midget purse in the WORLD...
This format will be just like the Gator "DIRT" Nationals race as we lock in top 5 finishers, hard charger, top 4 in total heat and feature passing points. 12 will come from the 2 B Mains and 2 that did not make the show will come from a hat draw of everyone else that did not make it. Be sure to go to http://www.ssmidgets.com/ for the exact rules. This is the 2nd Time Big Redd has thrown the D-II midgets a bone and if this race is a success will will do it again in Nov. for the North/South Mason Dixon Challenge and $10,000.00 to win the Division II Gator"DIRT"Nationals...we can not do this without you the racers support..Please support this "BIG-TIME paying event...

Saturday A Feature
1. $5,000
2. $2,500
3. $1,200
4. $1,000
5. $800
6. $700
7. $600
8. $550
9. $500
10. $450
11. $400
12. $375
13. $350
14. $325
15. $300
16. $300
17. $300
18. $300
19. $300
20. $300
21. $300
22. $300
23. $300
24. $300

If Red approves it we might start 33 cars for 33 laps for $330 to start 3 wide...yes THREE wide!!!
Will post Friday nights complete payout as soon as it is worked out....$1500 to win $150 to start


As of June 1 2018, the Lucas Oil Southern States D-2 Midgets Series will allow the stock "built" engines like BADGER/POWRi ( rules: www.powri.com/downloads/get.aspx?i=428805 pg. 17) along with the older "NATIONAL" type single overhead cam, push rod engines (Gearte, Fontana, Esslinger, Mopar) to race the remaining of the year on a trial bases for the rest of 2018. This type of configuration must weight 1200 lbs. after race with driver and run a SP-3 Hoosier or SD-48 American Racer. We feel this will allow the heavier drivers and older cars that compete to become more competitive and ones that are thinking they might be too heavy for a midget can now be competitive so we will close the gap with the added horsepower. The other reason for this is I have been looking at a LOT of classified adds to replace my chassis and was over whelmed with how many of these older national engines are out there for a reasonable cost...most cheaper than a new "BUILT" stock block. ONLY 30lbs of ballast may be added . If need the SSMS will and can add up to 12lbs of pressure to RR after race at the scale


This rule is STRICTLY for the Lucas Oil Southern States Midgets Series and I do not expect the other D-2 series to follow suit. I would hope they take a look at it and see if this will help with their car counts also. I have been weighting on this for a while and for us I think it is the best possible way for our car counts to growth and keep the older midget engines alive.

Southern Outlaw Motorsports
Jacksonville, Florida
The Original Southern Outlaw

www.SouthernOutlawPromotions.com


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DAD (Offline)
  #2 6/27/18 5:52 PM
It's not the cost of the engine it's the cost of the re-fresh that gets expensive. Did the rules say anything about right wheel width??
Wayne Davis (Offline)
  #3 6/27/18 6:12 PM
Originally Posted by DAD:
It's not the cost of the engine it's the cost of the re-fresh that gets expensive. Did the rules say anything about right wheel width??
AGREED...but their are some engines out there that would race just like the Chilli Bowl...Trying to give a big paying event to ALL the lesser funded racers out there. Hence the reason why I started D-2 racing in the 1st place...

Max 12" RR

Southern Outlaw Motorsports
Jacksonville, Florida
The Original Southern Outlaw

www.SouthernOutlawPromotions.com


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Wayne Davis (Offline)
  #4 6/28/18 9:28 AM
After speaking to Hoosier and American Racer here are the recommendations by both...NO MORE than 15lbs of pressure so we will start with 12

This type of configuration must weight 1200 lbs. after race with driver and run a SP-3 Hoosier or SD-48 American Racer. If need the SSMS will and can add up to 12lbs of pressure to RR after race at the scale

Southern Outlaw Motorsports
Jacksonville, Florida
The Original Southern Outlaw

www.SouthernOutlawPromotions.com


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DAD (Offline)
  #5 6/28/18 10:46 AM
AND I can remember discussions about a 1/2 pound change at 6 psi>>>> Wonder if they make 26 inch PVC??
DAD (Offline)
  #6 6/29/18 9:31 AM
Wayne Links do not work for ww.sssmidgets.com >>>>Perhaps a case of finger float?
Wayne Davis (Offline)
  #7 6/29/18 10:57 AM
Originally Posted by DAD:
Wayne Links do not work for ww.sssmidgets.com >>>>Perhaps a case of finger float?
try it now

Southern Outlaw Motorsports
Jacksonville, Florida
The Original Southern Outlaw

www.SouthernOutlawPromotions.com


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DAD (Offline)
  #8 6/29/18 12:09 PM
Originally Posted by Wayne Davis:
try it now
"Finger Float" Happens all the time, caused by mind moving faster than the fingers.
DAD (Offline)
  #9 6/29/18 12:17 PM
Wayne I think you got it right>>>> Tires are the answer. I can still remember the up-roar over soft footballs. Looks like someone could talk a tire maker into making an 82-84 X 10" hard right rear, I'm not talking about a Focus tire but a full size Midget tire. 2 tires one compound. https://www.indianaopenwheel.com/alb...pictureid=3112
Wayne Davis (Offline)
  #10 6/29/18 1:06 PM
Originally Posted by DAD:
Wayne I think you got it right>>>> Tires are the answer. I can still remember the up-roar over soft footballs. Looks like someone could talk a tire maker into making an 82-84 X 10" hard right rear, I'm not talking about a Focus tire but a full size Midget tire. 2 tires one compound. https://www.indianaopenwheel.com/alb...pictureid=3112
we are already in discussion with American Racer about that for next year

Southern Outlaw Motorsports
Jacksonville, Florida
The Original Southern Outlaw

www.SouthernOutlawPromotions.com


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