How does this process work? Can you just show up at a strip and run? Do they charge? Any North Texas strips you would recommend?

generally 10-20 bucks for test and tune night(generally the nite before regular race nite)............go early make lots of runs to practice.........lots of fun

braz i think about 20 bucks at all around here


the closest to you will be redline or denton depending on which side of 75 you live

Call for test nights and start time,Pay $10-20 entry at gate, TURN OFF A/C, ask where tech is, get truck teched in, ask where the sportsman/footbrake lane is, park and watch how the other cars stage at the tree, get in the truck when the call you to load up, (most tracks require long pants, shoes, short sleve shirt and seat belt) wait till the car in front of you leaves the line then go around the burnout/water box,(no need to drive through the water an pick up water on the front tires and drag it out to the starting line) slowly turn on both stage beams(light bulbs) on the top of the tree and stop , leave truck at idle, pick your right heel off the floor of the truck, NAIL IT as soon as you see the 2nd amber bulb light up and you will be between .500 and .550 reaction time. Do NOT wait till the green or your way too late and a F**d may get a jump on ya. After you get to the end of the track and start your trip back there will be a small ticket booth of some kind where you get your time slip. You will then either wait till they call you to next round or go straight to the lane again.


My first pass was a 12.47 in my street car and now I spend $20k a year on parts travel and entry per year to my local tracks. BE CAREFUL ITS ADDICTING!!! http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/HiHi.gif GOOD LUCK!

Keith (BRAZ),


I'll make it real simple.


CALL ME


Wes Snow


(903) 355 4475


We'll set up a night to meet and I'll get some other diesels from the area to show up. (Denton or Redline, I prefer Redline its nice). You can ride down the track in one of my trucks. And then I'll ride down the track with you in your truck and give you some pointers.


Later,


Wes Snow


Director: BIG DAWG Diesel Competitions


P.S. One more option show up at Redline Sept. 18


for the ODRA race. ODRA=Outlaw Diesel Racing AssociationEdited by: Crawler