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We don't get the spectator draw we want at most races. If we all have
these extenders in a similar as the one show here, and maybe some fabricated from steel, in the evening and late night races we might be able to put on a hell of a spark show. I don't want want to be one that hits the brakes and my extender starts digging into the track and finds an old pipe or cable and has an rapid de-acceleration. J.R. P.S. I can think of 10 safety reasons NOBODY should have these things!! |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Calgary,Alberta area
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Maybe we could put some flashing lights on it(LED of course,so we don't drain the battery). Change the name too. Call it a Lion Tamer.
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Location: Charlotte, NC
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It's going to get applied post unloading lol. It's just 2 3/8 inch bolts, takes like 15 seconds to add/remove. Yes it will absolutely drag on the ground, especially on my dry-hops. Again, no intention to use it, just trying to set precedent.
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