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Running SC car on dirt and pavement?
I know it probably not done very often but is it possible to run a silver crown car on both dirt and pavement with moderate changes? Thanks
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I know that Rob Chaney ran an Eagle pavement silver crown car on dirt only
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Re: Running SC car on dirt and pavement?
Originally Posted by bstevenson0: Wonder if they could learn to get by on one chassis again? But that wouldn't be fair to the richer teams would it. Honest Dad himself:6::6: |
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Pavement cars can work awesome on rubber down dirt with a few changes. Which changes you may ask? Sorry, but I'll only give that away for the price of what it cost me.
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The answer is to not let them combine points for two cars. That's the way it used to be.
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Re: Running SC car on dirt and pavement?
You could, yes. It used to be quite common especially with midgets before people started building specialty cars.
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We did it up until the early 90's. Then the chassis for pavement got so specialized a dirt car was non competitive on pavement.
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Re: Running SC car on dirt and pavement?
Nix's last 43 car was a Beast Combo chassis.
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What about this one?
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I am glad that Steiny mentioned that Ricky Nix ran a Beast combo car. I believe Gary Hieber ran a combo car at Nazareth on the pavement. I might be wrong about that...just going by my very vague memory.
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