I grew up watching and racing at the one of the racetracks most of Ray's designs were developed and tested at. South Bend Motor Speedway. Ray spent many a Friday night turning laps in Super Modifieds and Late Models there. I still race there.
Wow. No experience here on my end. Bought a sport modified. This video is amazing as to fine tuning and how to do it. Thank you so very, very much for taking your time and doing this.
This is the chassis that he developed with Mark martin and put him from building traikers to racecars full time as told in marks podcast. Super cool listen for those race needs put there. He talks about how they built and tested then mark won like 3 Asa championships in this chassis
All us short trackers back then only wish we had access to vids like this of Mr. Ray Dillion himself, a STOREHOUSE of chassis knowledge back in in the 80's & early 90's. (Not just anybody had access unless you were Mark Martin or a customer.)
I was wondering if anybody on here could help me out I got a 78 Camaro leaf spring. We run a quarter mile oval asphalt track and I’m struggling with drive off. Would love to get some help with that.
tAmEz ZoDiAc this is pretty much general physics, you can apply this to any kind of Motorsport really but the settings all vary depending on the car. Newer and updated chassis run newer technologies and use different numbers, but it’s all fundamentally the same.
This is great stuff for simple late model stock like that they run at stafford speedway or anything less limited, street stock thisnstuff is gold for that. The numbers will need to change for different cars and tracks needs
