Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

I bracket raced for many years but got burned out with all the tight racing that comes with electronics. So, I moved to class racing for the past 6 years. It's been fun but I find it too difficult without the aid of electronics. So, I'm going back to electronics racing. But this time, I'm going in with as many electronic aids as possible. Here are a few pictures of my new ride. Can anybody think of anything I might be missing?

"http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...8/100_5135.jpg"
"http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...8/100_5134.jpg"

See you at the races

Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

a flux capacitor and a "Mr. Fusion"

Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

oh, and maybe a small nuke power plant.

Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

Thanks Chad. Check and check.

I decided to go with solar rather than nukes. Much greener.

Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

Heck, it looks just like the "Super Pro" (They call themselves that, I don't see anything Super or Pro about them) bracket racers out here every week.

They also quit at half track on a very nice 1/4 mile track.

The "No E" guys run all the way to the finish line.

Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

Kevin,

You are missing a toll tag.

Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

Man if half of that stuff worked!?? Look out Super Pro Champ!! More Power Scotty!!!

Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

Looks like a lot of EFI cars I've seen. ...........Tom

Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

Traction will no longer be an issue, nor will track prep. The 20KW Onan QuietPower in the trunk will resolve all of those problems. Both the rear axle and the wheelie bars have 8 lug floating hubs and G rated tires.

We were going to step up to a 25KW unit, but since there is no need for a hair dryer...........................

Re: Too Difficult - Going back Electronics Racing
 

I thought that was a picture of your stocker.