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ashfault
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Posted: Friday Oct 12th, 2007 02:48 PM |
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Wilroc Sprint Car Assoc. has created a new entry level Sprint Car class to start running in the 2008 season. The cars will be wingless and use limited engines, 2 barrel carbs and gasoline. The chassis will be regular wilroc rules. Tires are yet to be determined. You can check out the full set of rules here.
http://www.wilrocracing.com/rules.htm
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sprintcarz
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Posted: Saturday Oct 13th, 2007 03:36 AM |
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ashfault wrote: Wilroc Sprint Car Assoc. has created a new entry level Sprint Car class to start running in the 2008 season. The cars will be wingless and use limited engines, 2 barrel carbs and gasoline. The chassis will be regular wilroc rules. Tires are yet to be determined. You can check out the full set of rules here.
http://www.wilrocracing.com/rules.htm
Gasoline? Is this a vintage class?
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racerjim06
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Posted: Saturday Oct 13th, 2007 05:31 AM |
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| just a way for the stock car guys to make a cheap , easy entry into sprint cars and work with an engine package they already know . this way they can concentrate on driving and set-up , not how to get the fuel injection right.
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ashfault
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Posted: Wednesday Oct 17th, 2007 05:27 AM |
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| During a recent tire test for the new limited class, the fastest lap was a 16.30 on the 3/8 mile flat asphalt track. The car was running a stock 327 2 barrell and on the same tires as the winged sprints. In comparison, the Wilroc winged sprint cars set a fast lap of 14.007 earlier this season. The Late Model track record is a 16.92 second lap. So far things are looking positve for this new class, with 10 cars allready being prepared for next season.
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Posted: Wednesday Oct 17th, 2007 03:45 PM |
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| Sounds like a real good reason to make a trip to Canada in the next couple of years.
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OUTLAW37
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Posted: Sunday Oct 28th, 2007 11:22 PM |
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| hmmm this class looks intersting... how do torsion bar cars do with coil cars up there?
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ashfault
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Posted: Monday Oct 29th, 2007 12:26 AM |
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We have some close up shots of the car at http://www.lejeuneracecars.com/lejeune.htm
The car used for the tire test was a torsion bar car, and we have not yet tested a coil over car with the limited motor. Last year a demostration race was held with some of the regular wilroc cars (coil over) and lap times varied from 16.04 to hi 16's. Looks like either setup could be competitive.
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