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Joe Grippo 03-09-2011 11:28 AM

window net requirments
 
I am upgrading from a roll bar to a roll cage in my bracket car. The car runs in the 10.50's @ 128 with no immediate plans of going much faster. With the upgrade to a roll cage and knowing that the car does not require a cage, will I be required to install and use a window net? I thought the rule book (General Section 6:3) was sort of vague stating that any car REQUIRED TO HAVE A CAGE must use a net.

So if I don't need the cage but put one in anyway do I need the net? I guess it would be a good thing to have regardless but any clarification would be helpful, thanks....

Ed Wright 03-09-2011 11:32 AM

Re: window net requirments
 
You have to run 9.99 or faster to need a net.

Joe Grippo 03-09-2011 12:08 PM

Re: window net requirments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ed Wright (Post 244706)
You have to run 9.99 or faster to need a net.

So the ET is the trigger for the net despite wether or not you have or need a roll cage?

Thanks...

Ed Wright 03-09-2011 12:12 PM

Re: window net requirments
 
If your class does not require a cage, license, and multi layer suit, and you run slower you do not need the window net.

Phillip marvetz 03-09-2011 01:30 PM

Re: window net requirments
 
Faster than 9.99 OR 135 mph...............

67camaroracer 03-09-2011 02:18 PM

Re: window net requirments
 
I almost got bounced at a super chevy event for having a window net out of date on a 10 second car, no cage cert, no license, no dialing in the 9's, they still busted my stones.

Ed Wright 03-09-2011 02:26 PM

Re: window net requirments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 67camaroracer (Post 244735)
I almost got bounced at a super chevy event for having a window net out of date on a 10 second car, no cage cert, no license, no dialing in the 9's, they still busted my stones.

You didn't even need a window net. Should have just teken it out. Probably some local tech guy that didn't know what he was doing.

Greg Barsamian 03-09-2011 03:00 PM

Re: window net requirments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe Grippo (Post 244703)
I am upgrading from a roll bar to a roll cage in my bracket car. The car runs in the 10.50's @ 128 with no immediate plans of going much faster. With the upgrade to a roll cage and knowing that the car does not require a cage, will I be required to install and use a window net? I thought the rule book (General Section 6:3) was sort of vague stating that any car REQUIRED TO HAVE A CAGE must use a net.

So if I don't need the cage but put one in anyway do I need the net? I guess it would be a good thing to have regardless but any clarification would be helpful, thanks....

Section 20 page 29 in the 2011 NHRA rule book General Regulations,
6:3 Window Net: A ribbon type or SFI Spec 27.1 mesh-type window net is mandatory on any full-body car required by the rules to have a roll-cage.

I interpret that as saying, If your car doesn't require a roll-cage, dont install one!
If you choose to install a cage, then by the "rule" you're required to have the net!

Better to have it & race than not have it & go home!

mannymen 03-09-2011 03:15 PM

Re: window net requirments
 
A ribbon window net doesn't expire as told by D3 Tech last year at Indy, but if it says IMPACT on it to get rid of it (rom the Indy div tech inspector).

Tom Goldman 03-09-2011 03:19 PM

Re: window net requirments
 
Ribbin type nets do not expire for some unknown reason, but mesh type must be replaced every 2 years.
By the rules ,you must have a net in any car equipped with a full cage ,REGARDLESS of how fast you are going.


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