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Ryan Horensky · 05-21-2011, 11:48 PM

I've used both and prefer the footbrake. It also depends if you are only going to race stock or if you're going to do some bracket racing too. I use the footbrake because I do bracket race quite a bit. When I run pro eliminator the quickest cars are 9.00, which is comparable to stock/super stock racing. If you run the two-step at local tracks you're gonna be looking over your shoulder at alot of 7 second dragsters for sure. I also don't have to change my driving style when I do race stock. Every run down the track is the same regardless if I'm running stock or brackets. If you only plan on running stock it doesn't matter as much whether you use the footbrake or two-step. I would still give both a shot and see which you are more comfortable with.

05-21-2011, 11:48 PM	#9
Ryan Horensky Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Sugarloaf,PA Posts: 201 Likes: 19 Liked 109 Times in 18 Posts	Re: Foot brake with or without 2 step I've used both and prefer the footbrake. It also depends if you are only going to race stock or if you're going to do some bracket racing too. I use the footbrake because I do bracket race quite a bit. When I run pro eliminator the quickest cars are 9.00, which is comparable to stock/super stock racing. If you run the two-step at local tracks you're gonna be looking over your shoulder at alot of 7 second dragsters for sure. I also don't have to change my driving style when I do race stock. Every run down the track is the same regardless if I'm running stock or brackets. If you only plan on running stock it doesn't matter as much whether you use the footbrake or two-step. I would still give both a shot and see which you are more comfortable with.