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The rollcage rule mentions "energy absorbing structure" to the front and side of the driver. As the authour of the draft rule, I can tell you that it was specifically written around nerf bars.
Don Peaslee and Paul Tingaud both added nerfs, in part to comply with our rules. And off-road racers use them too - they call 'em "tree bars" - might be a clue there.
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Shenglehoffer wrote:The plan is to take a lot of the bits off and have them powder coated a nice subtle color of my liking...
Purple! :D
Looks mean in all black
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sdwarf36 wrote:Dumbest thing in the world
Sherm, you should get out more.
Add nerfs to the powder coat list...

3rdgendennis wrote:
Shenglehoffer wrote:The plan is to take a lot of the bits off and have them powder coated a nice subtle color of my liking...
Purple! :D
Looks mean in all black
No! Purple hasn't looked mean since Barney. I'm leaning towards flourescent yellow, or white tin and black bits. We'll see.
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What's the diff?

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So - what are your options for a differential? 'Cuz you're gonna need one......
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It's got a winters Q/C, so I have plenty of options. I know of a vari-lock that might be for sale. I can also pick up a locker for short money, I'm not opposed to running that. In the mean time, spools don't scare me, that's what the Dmod had it at was splendid.
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JMHO - the rear weight bias, big tires and extreme track width makes a spool a real handful in these cars - to the point that all the setup stuff goes out the window when you change.
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Although I'm dealing at a smaller scale, the same laws of physics apply. On a good day, it didnt feel bad having a spool. In the wet-around the rock at Philo-turn 10 at Burke all were a little shaky. It became a whole new car once I put a limited slip in. I've had both-+ I wouldn't go back to a spool.
Translating road racing to hillclimbing:
Proper tire selection== nothing hooks up on moss or wet leaves.
Staying on the racing line==anything paved is considered good.
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Oh I completely agree, Sherm. If I can get a nice LSD, I certainly will. It's the budget that'll hold me back for now, but it will get one at some point. I figure I'll at least is I slap in a Detrioit locker befor Washington.
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Black with a nice gunmetal powder coat would look pretty mean. Some ghosted graphics would complete the package.
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I'd look at a bright blue that can be matched to spraycans (aka "fleet" colors) - like Ford tractor bright blue - for the bolt-on bits - and a 2 or 3 tone blue for numbers.lettering. Oh, yeah - add wheels to the powder-coat list, if not there already. A Markal paint pen does an OK job of striping rims. Besides all that, your new engine is already dark blue.......
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