NOPI - Races....engine diaper????
How strict is NOPI when it comes to engine diapers?????? It this a must for P/4 Class...it states in rulebook..but do they enforce this????
Anyone????
Please post pics of your engine diaper set up.
Thanks.
Anyone????
Please post pics of your engine diaper set up.
Thanks.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1FSTHATCH »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yea, i was curious to which engine diapers everyone was gonna run..
Anyone who can put up info. for the best ones to go with, it would be greatly apprieciated..</TD></TR></TABLE>
Which one? Are there options out there yet?
Anyone who can put up info. for the best ones to go with, it would be greatly apprieciated..</TD></TR></TABLE>
Which one? Are there options out there yet?
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from nhra rule book so you can run a pan
ENGINE CONTAINMENT DEVICE:
Engine diaper or catch-pan device to capture oil and debris in
event of engine failure mandatory. Where exhaust header passes
directly under oil pan, two-piece diaper may be utilized. FWD
vehicles using OEM manual-transmission case must also have
such a device for the transmission, to capture oil and debris in
event of transmission failure. If catch-pan device is used, catch
pan must employ minimum 1-inch-high lips on all sides. Lips must
be coved or curved inward, so as to contain oil in pan. 1-inch-high
lips are a minimum. In all cases, lips must be adequate enough tocontain oil in the catch pan. Should a competitor spill oil from the
catch pan onto the track, he or she may be disqualified from
further competition until catch pan is upgraded, regardless of
height of pan lips or pan design.
ENGINE CONTAINMENT DEVICE:
Engine diaper or catch-pan device to capture oil and debris in
event of engine failure mandatory. Where exhaust header passes
directly under oil pan, two-piece diaper may be utilized. FWD
vehicles using OEM manual-transmission case must also have
such a device for the transmission, to capture oil and debris in
event of transmission failure. If catch-pan device is used, catch
pan must employ minimum 1-inch-high lips on all sides. Lips must
be coved or curved inward, so as to contain oil in pan. 1-inch-high
lips are a minimum. In all cases, lips must be adequate enough tocontain oil in the catch pan. Should a competitor spill oil from the
catch pan onto the track, he or she may be disqualified from
further competition until catch pan is upgraded, regardless of
height of pan lips or pan design.
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