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Originally Posted by koolaid89
Detergents of some sort are fairly common additive to water trucks... It's effectiveness is still heavily dependent on the clay content though.
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Back in "DAYS OF OLD" way before "tree-huggers" and the "EPA" they used this stuff called Calcium Chloride. It would get into the dirt and when combined with water would hold the dirt together and keep the dust down also. Most county and state road crews used it all the time on them old roads they used to build.
But for people who like to B1tch about dirt track racing conditions I would suggest paved race tracks, although some do tend to dig up and rut up when the temp rises also. Perhaps we need inclosed dirt race tracks with A/C. and a constant temp and humidity.
Give it a break people it's only dirt, and "GOD" not the "EPA" and surely not track promoter makes the weather conditions.
Honest Dad himself
