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how to build drag strip?
can anyone tell me where to look for a website to guide on building drag racing strips any information will be appreciated thanks
If you would go to NHRA or IHRA web sites you can see the rules to drag racing. From that you will have an idea, and if you could visit a real drag strip, you would see how long, and how much stopping distance you would have to have. You would have to factor in the fact of a parachute not opening, and some kind of sand pit to stop the run-a-way dragsters could safely stop in. As far as a set plan for construction of a drag strip, I don’t think that would exist. I have been to (probably over a hundred) drag strips and they were all different. The best plan was a ramp that got steeper at the end of the runway. This idea seemed to be the best for stopping the fast cars.
I hope this helps. Good Luck!!!
wow that is a broad question. googel the H A M B message board
its a good resource or try the NHRA good luck.
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If you would go to NHRA or IHRA web sites you can see the rules to drag racing. From that you will have an idea, and if you could visit a real drag strip, you would see how long, and how much stopping distance you would have to have. You would have to factor in the fact of a parachute not opening, and some kind of sand pit to stop the run-a-way dragsters could safely stop in. As far as a set plan for construction of a drag strip, I don’t think that would exist. I have been to (probably over a hundred) drag strips and they were all different. The best plan was a ramp that got steeper at the end of the runway. This idea seemed to be the best for stopping the fast cars.
I hope this helps. Good Luck!!!
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