Landracing Forum
Bonneville Salt Flats Discussion => SCTA Rule Questions => Topic started by: Clay Pitkin on July 14, 2008, 10:58:23 AM
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In the current rule book for Gas Coupe, it reads that a conventional automotive radiator shall be used in the coventional location, in front of engine behind the grill.
Question: Does radiator have to be functioning meaning plumbed etc?
Also in this same class, it reads that the car has to have a starter capable of starting the engine.
I do have a starter installed and functional on my engine.
Question: My "starter" that pulls the rope, does not have the strength to pull the engine over to start it (I am running a snowmobile engine) can I push start the car using my push truck?
TIA
Clay
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For 2008 you can use a push truck in Gas Coupe class. There has been a change submitted that would require the street classes such as Production and Gas Coupe to use the required on-board starter to start the engine.
You may have to have an alternate plan in 2009.
DW