Diapers for stock
 

Do any of the stock classes require diapers?

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No
And please dont give them any ideas......

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Don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but I was buying new harnesses, window net, etc. all the new stuff that has to be replace every two years. The Representative/Owner of the safety equipment company had them already made for big block and small block and at a Racing Show I was at. He told me then that the work is in progress to adopt the rule for containing oil and parts.

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No but some of the drivers should because of all the whining.

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Anything 9.99 or faster needs a diaper for 2010 if you run IHRA.....someone correct me if I read it wrong...:) WJ

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Another $$$ solution to a non existent problem.This is the dilemma we face in a free society.Someone capitalizes on a situation (oil downs) and to ensure business a push is made to expand the amount of customers.All good and well for those with the $$ and know how but a financial addition for some.How many bad oil downs have S/SS cars
made,say compared to Pro Mod and up classes?

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I just received an email from our division director stating that 2011 10.99 and quicker will require a diaper.

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we'll see about that one......

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This is for ED ,Just to set the record straight I started DRE before there were any rules for sportsman cars.We are sportsman racers that developed a low cost and light weight diaper originaly forS/C and S/G racers that wanted some extra protection I will agree there have been some peolpe in the saftey industry that have pushed the rules,but I am not one of them.The racing industry is like any other it has insider trading.DRE has developed diapers that will work on any car for a fair price.

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I didn't single out anyone.Someone,somewhere saw the opportunity to expand the market to make it mandatory to use the diapers across the board,whether they are needed or not.Sportsman oil downs are not a major problem,especially in the lower classes.If the rule reads "optional" then fine.It's when it says mandatory that it becomes
a financially driven rule.