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Old 03-02-2022, 08:02 PM   #1
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Default Re: Making Things Easier?

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I really don’t care either way but my question to the stock and superstock crowd is what would the consensus be if they brought back deep staging in your classes???
it might bring back some other racers? Help some slower cars, isn’t this the same kind of crutch???

Hey Kieth
Bringing back deep staging would be fine IF it is incorporated into the starting system WITH courtesy staging. The programming is no big deal some systems already have it built in but not being used.

Just put a D next to your dial it with the dial entered into the system automatically courtesy staging is adjusted to require 2 stage lights for deep one light for shallow.

Then the system is in control no BS who must stage first or the starter holding the tree.
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Old 03-02-2022, 10:26 PM   #2
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I really think it comes down to Johns last paragraph .
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