Does anyone know what I should have the main level and the sub level set at on the co-pilot? Also should I consider different settings for a tight track or a loose track or does the same thing pretty much work on both? Also anyone have any tips on lauching... should I use my brakes to build any boost or what? Also anyone know the ATPA specs on the front weight bar?


Thanks


RyEdited by: RyanU

Does anyone know what I should have the main level and the sub level set at on the co-pilot? Also should I consider different settings for a tight track or a loose track or does the same thing pretty much work on both? Also anyone have any tips on lauching... should I use my brakes to build any boost or what? Also anyone know the ATPA specs on the front weight bar?


Thanks


Ry





As per ATS when I asked a couple of weeks ago. Main level should be almost all the way to the right. Just back it off one push of the button to the left. Should have the last 2 lights illuminated. Sub Level all the way to the left.


Happy pulling! http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/smiley2.gif

Most all rules say the weight can not extend more than 60'' from the center line of the front axle. Don't know for sure on ATPA.

I run the main level full right sub level full left

I'll see ya at the pull in CYNTHIANA. Here's the rules for the pull.

ATPA Pro Street Truck Rules

* Class will run at 8000 lbs.
* Maximum wheelbase permitted 157”.
* Maximum engine size will be 460 cubic inches.
* Hook point must be no closer than 48” of centerline of rear axle, hitch height maximum of
26”, with a minimum of a 3” opening.
* One turbo with one pressure stage permitted.
* Computer chips and boxes permitted.
* Stock appearing injection pump required.
* Must be D.O.T. approved tire. No alteration to tires allowed. No bar or terra tires.
* No water injection permitted.
* Front weights must be no more than 60” from the center line of the front axle to forward
most point and be securely fastened.
* Fuel limited to Diesel fuel and Bio-diesel only. No alcohol or any oxygen enhancing agents
allowed.
* Driver must have proof of insurance and registration.

Edited by: mtomac

Max wheel base 157" ????


I guess I can't compete in this one. http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/smiley19.gif

I think it has something to do with the platform on most scales not being long enough

Well once again my plans for the weekend were screwed, I was finishing up building my weight bar, and i got to the pull like 10 min to late and they wouldnt let me enter. Just my luck. Hey Mike how was that track, everyone said it was sticky as sh*t. Prob a good thing I didn't pull by the looks of the track. I haven't gotten my trac bars yet. Looked like a setup for disaster there for me


Ry

track was TIGHT and the sled put it to you at the end