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I have a US General 1.5 ton jack that I got from Harbor Freight like 15 years ago, it's light and has held up great. I think the equivalent is this one by Pittsburgh. It looks exactly the same except for the branding. https://www.harborfreight.com/automotive/jacks-jack-stands/floor-jacks/15-ton-alum...

The 2021 rule book and classification tools have been posted

What the F is the point of the rear seat?? I hope he doesn't plan on putting his kids back there.

It wasn't the car that set those records kid.
Congrats and good luck with the sale.

That's terrifying

If you can move them to the seat bolts it might be better. Hard to say without seeing what you have.

That sounds like it will be ok. Are the lap belt mounts connected to the 17''ish mm seat bracket bolts, the ones that go into the floor?

If it's like the Solo2 it also can be charged via the USB port.

Thanks for the offer Sandy. Unfortunately I can't make it

I towed a double open trailer for a few seasons with a 2005 Duramax. The truck had no issue pulling it and it didn't feel much different from pulling a single. I never bothered with weight distribution bars as it never felt like it needed it. For a double enclosed you'll want a 1 ton and ideally a d...

That will do just fine. I towed for several years with an X5 4.8 that made 350/350 hp/torque and it did great. With the longer wheel base and 470 pound-feet from the eco boost you'll have no problem. The upside of having an HD truck with a diesel is that it's fuel economy will be less affected by th...

One of the warnings I repeatedly give students - if you you are ever about to put a wheel off resist the temptation to add steering angle, whenever possible straighten out and maintain throttle. I also point out the danger spots and have them scout recovery paths. Since we'll never eliminate these d...

The event page says here the sound limit is 99db and this post says 103db.
https://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm ... 0AC99C4A1C

I know 4db isn't much difference, but I'm curious which is correct.

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Thu Jun 11, 2020 4:35 pm

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Tue May 26, 2020 1:58 pm

Thanks for the replies. I'm looking for a free standing rack that can hold 24 tires or so.

That's a lot of tires for someone who doesn't come to the track any more

This place was recommended to me. I asked for a quote. We'll see what they say.
https://aasurplusinc.com/page/22311