Midget Chassis

xoxide · 1/9/16, 9:10 AM

Stick to the big names, you will be much happier.

I've driven one, and I've seen one get in a wreck and what happened to the frame. Kinda like safety gear, how much is your life worth?

That's all I'm gonna say.

darnall · 1/13/16, 11:23 AM

Don't be afraid of an older chassis from a performance standpoint. My old 2000 Stealth chassis with an old SB2 head gearte chevy was 7th in passing points after the heats at the Chilibowl last night. Then it went from 5th to 2nd, behind Kyle Larson in his qualifier...after dropping a valve on the first lap and running on 3 cylinders..had to start and park in the A due to the motor problem. The driver, Wesley Smith, is without a doubt a wheelman, but he absolutely proved that an older car can go fast.

tylermagee1990 · 1/13/16, 9:19 PM

If I wasn't 6'2", I would buy an older chassis.

1/9/16, 9:10 AM	#11
xoxide Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 569	Stick to the big names, you will be much happier. I've driven one, and I've seen one get in a wreck and what happened to the frame. Kinda like safety gear, how much is your life worth? That's all I'm gonna say.

1/13/16, 11:23 AM	#12 Re: Midget Chassis
darnall Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 773	Don't be afraid of an older chassis from a performance standpoint. My old 2000 Stealth chassis with an old SB2 head gearte chevy was 7th in passing points after the heats at the Chilibowl last night. Then it went from 5th to 2nd, behind Kyle Larson in his qualifier...after dropping a valve on the first lap and running on 3 cylinders..had to start and park in the A due to the motor problem. The driver, Wesley Smith, is without a doubt a wheelman, but he absolutely proved that an older car can go fast.

1/13/16, 9:19 PM	#13
tylermagee1990 Member Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 10	If I wasn't 6'2", I would buy an older chassis.