@@FabRaceModRepeat the other rules maybe for safety that rules for dummy's. Lol. I guess racing just ain't for me then. Not sure how you put a neutral switch on a standard that didn't come with one but alright.
@@FabRaceModRepeat I hope so! I've been collecting parts for it all winter and have just started working on it this weekend I'll have my tube k member, front suspension and fiberglass fenders on.
It still amazes me that anyone would show up at a dragstrip, for the very first time, in a vehicle that requires something like a certified roll cage. Don't folks even try the experience out first in something really slow, just to get a handle on things anymore?
Informative video with plenty of good information for both the beginners and the pro's.
Thanks, I hope it helps some potential racers get past their beginner concerns
I do not have a neutral safety switch on any vehicle I own, but I know how to drive and all I own is older vehicles.
That’s your choice. However, it won’t pass tech inspection at any track that is actually teching cars by the rules.
@@FabRaceModRepeat the other rules maybe for safety that rules for dummy's. Lol. I guess racing just ain't for me then. Not sure how you put a neutral switch on a standard that didn't come with one but alright.
Lol
It’s easy, put “momentary on” switch, activated when the clutch pedal is pressed in the primary ignition circuit.
I love your videos. I'm currently building my 95 mustang and I plan on drag racing it later this year or next year.
Slade
Morning,
Welcome to sport. Once you try it you’ll never be the same.
@@FabRaceModRepeat I hope so! I've been collecting parts for it all winter and have just started working on it this weekend I'll have my tube k member, front suspension and fiberglass fenders on.
Nice! Keep your process moving. If you only do one thing a week or a day,just keep it moving. You’ll be surprised how fast it gets done.
It still amazes me that anyone would show up at a dragstrip, for the very first time, in a vehicle that requires something like a certified roll cage. Don't folks even try the experience out first in something really slow, just to get a handle on things anymore?
Tom Worthington
LoL
I hear ya.
However I don’t question why they choose the rides they choose. I just remind them to be careful and ease into it.