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07-23-2007, 11:23 PM
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Hutchens Hybrid, Hutchens X, In my honest opinion it doesn't matter. John's been pimping R3s and Hutchens Hybrids for the last couple years... Didn't read all of it the first time, and didn't see the new "X" model for a cool $1500 
Problem with all of this is when the brain impacts the skull due to Decelleration (ie impact), the neck restraint will hold your neck in place, but at this point, as in Eric's case, the brain just can't be held in place inside your skull.....
Problem with all of this is when the brain impacts the skull due to Decelleration (ie impact), the neck restraint will hold your neck in place, but at this point, as in Eric's case, the brain just can't be held in place inside your skull.....
07-24-2007, 01:28 AM
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Originally Posted by KTamez
Hutchens Hybrid, Hutchens X, In my honest opinion it doesn't matter. John's been pimping R3s and Hutchens Hybrids for the last couple years... Didn't read all of it the first time, and didn't see the new "X" model for a cool $1500
Problem with all of this is when the brain impacts the skull due to Decelleration (ie impact), the neck restraint will hold your neck in place, but at this point, as in Eric's case, the brain just can't be held in place inside your skull.....
Problem with all of this is when the brain impacts the skull due to Decelleration (ie impact), the neck restraint will hold your neck in place, but at this point, as in Eric's case, the brain just can't be held in place inside your skull.....
I was just saying what I read nothing more big boy 
07-24-2007, 02:50 AM
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head/neck restraint Ellis,
I had the hutchens system (not the hybrid) before the Hans. The Hans is so much better and comfortable. Just my opinion.
Jeffy'
I had the hutchens system (not the hybrid) before the Hans. The Hans is so much better and comfortable. Just my opinion.
Jeffy'
07-24-2007, 07:43 AM
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After my last near miss I am going to invest in a few more safety items like the helmet KT put up there. Oh yeah and a chute to pull the car back straight!
07-25-2007, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by KTamez
Jack was my instructor at Frank Hawley's school back in 2004. Definitely one cool cat! Congrats goes out to him.
Good luck to ya in the 2nd round George.
For those that don't know here's the site to keep up with all the action round by round online.
http://dragracecentral.com/SeriesInd...0&EventFilter=
Good luck to ya in the 2nd round George.
For those that don't know here's the site to keep up with all the action round by round online.
http://dragracecentral.com/SeriesInd...0&EventFilter=
PSS a friend of mind purchased Hurley aa/tt Tbird. We installed a new boost controller on it and with no time runs did manage a 7.24 @ 207.XX better numbers to come soon 