Bumper, front reinforcement and brackets Question
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Staging Lane
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Bumper, front reinforcement and brackets Question by this it means take out the foam and leave the bracket off right????? Does this make the front end or rear end do anything weird while going down the track. Also when you cut out the metal on the inner part of the fender will it effect anyting going down the track. Just a few questions i have. Building a track only car and was wanting to do this just not idea what it will do to the car going down the track please help.
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by this it means take out the foam and leave the bracket off right????? Does this make the front end or rear end do anything weird while going down the track. Also when you cut out the metal on the inner part of the fender will it effect anyting going down the track. Just a few questions i have. Building a track only car and was wanting to do this just not idea what it will do to the car going down the track please help.
as for the inner fender metal, i have no idea. ill let someone else answer that
mine and about 4 other of my buddies are out, we do highway rolls all the time, never noticed the front of the cars sag at all, even at 110mph. I would say you are good to go, also
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http://www.burkhartchassis.com/fbodycomponets.html There is a link to Burkhart's website. The front bumper supports are about half way down the page. Burkhart is a good guy, and an excellent fabricator. Check him out.
There are people who have it out and before half track it will start flexing. Case and point is RPM's black car. There is a pic floating around with the front end completely bowed out in Memphis, but they also trap 170 mph. To them it's not a big deal because it's a race car and it's not hurting anything. Follow Steve's link and check out the support Burkhart makes.
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