So what's new on your list of car updates?????
02-12-2011, 07:41 PM
#41
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JOURNEYMAN
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Sikeston Mo. USA
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Re: So what's new on your list of car updates?????
Originally Posted by doorracer
Just wondering what everyone is doing to there cars over the off season? I am fixing a rearend seal leak that has driven me crazy, putting a new yoke on that I can put a magnet ring on. The magnet ring is for the new data recorder I am adding. Also bought a digital dial board from Biondo because I race alone quite a bit and I hate when I decide to change my dial AFTER I have strapped in. No more problem. Ordered new front runners hoping they won't leak through the sidewalls like the last set. Probably going to get a new scoop for the car. Updating me also with a new firesuit.
http://www.profoxracing.com/racing-suit.html
The wife bought me a new 20' enclosed trailer so I have been working on getting it set up the way I want. I have to say this has been a good Christmas season for me. I hope everyone of you has as blessed of a Christmas as my family is having.
Curtis
http://www.profoxracing.com/racing-suit.html
The wife bought me a new 20' enclosed trailer so I have been working on getting it set up the way I want. I have to say this has been a good Christmas season for me. I hope everyone of you has as blessed of a Christmas as my family is having.
Curtis
02-13-2011, 05:07 AM
#43
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RACING JUNKIE
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: KIEFER, OK.
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Badrat,
I put dishsoap in one and slime in the other. It slowed down the leaking but still won't hold more than a week. Thanks for the compliment on the wheels, I really like them Champion has some good prices on there wheels.
Curtis
I put dishsoap in one and slime in the other. It slowed down the leaking but still won't hold more than a week. Thanks for the compliment on the wheels, I really like them Champion has some good prices on there wheels.
Curtis
02-13-2011, 10:16 AM
#44
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RACING JUNKIE
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Originally Posted by doorracer
Badrat,
I put dishsoap in one and slime in the other. It slowed down the leaking but still won't hold more than a week. Thanks for the compliment on the wheels, I really like them Champion has some good prices on there wheels.
Curtis
I put dishsoap in one and slime in the other. It slowed down the leaking but still won't hold more than a week. Thanks for the compliment on the wheels, I really like them Champion has some good prices on there wheels.
Curtis
02-13-2011, 10:44 AM
#45
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RACING JUNKIE
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Goodyears on both accounts. I haven't mounted the new ones yet but I am going to soap them just to be safe. The reason for GY is the first set was used and I am running GY on back. Plus they were the cheapest when I went to buy.