last time i was there years ago i didnt like it, saw that whole ontario crush car thing, and some people said its way more chill now and they actually let people race without sponsors etc well competively, last time i went was to p something i forget some where up north, dont give a expletive becuase i thought i was never going back


im thinking perris tonight at 5 its already 3 now so basically i want to know if its cool or just keep doing what im doing

where do i get the helmet mentioned in the rules?

 

“The Strip at The PAS”
Presented by The Diamond Valley Automotive Group – Honda – Mazda – Volkswagen
General Rules and Regulations

1. Vehicle Registration

All vehicles must have a current registration and be “Street Legal”.

2. Mufflers

All cars and motorcycles are required to have mufflers. You must be 95 DBA at a 100-foot radius. No exceptions.

3. Driver’s License

All drivers are required to posses a valid driver’s license and present it at the registration booth. Anyone under the age of 18 must have a Minor Release form completed. The parent or legal guardian (with identification or court orders for legal guardianship) must sign in front of the registration official during the registration process. If this is not possible, the minor consent form can be picked up prior to the event and must be returned the night of the event with a notarized signature of the minor’s parent or legal guardian. No exceptions. This must be done for each night’s event.

4. Clothing

All drivers are required to wear long pants, closed toe shoes, and a shirt with sleeves. (No tank tops) All drivers in Class 3 (7.00-7.19) must have an approved long sleeve drivers/protective jacket. Motorcycle riders must have full leathers. If the leathers are a two piece suit it must be joined by a zipper at the waist.

5. Helmets
Drivers in Class 1 (8.6 and Slower) must have a DOT approved helmet. Drivers in Class 2 and 3 (7.0 – 8.59) along with all motorcycle riders must have a Snell 95 or better full-face helmet.

6. Wheel Studs

All cars must have the required number of wheel studs and have a lug nut on each stud.

7. Seat Belts

Seat Belts must be worn at all times while in the car anywhere on the fairgrounds, drag strip and pit area.

8. Air Conditioners

All air conditioners must be turned off prior to entering the burnout pad and the strip.

9. Windows

All windows must be closed prior to entering the burnout pad and during the run.

10. Batteries

Batteries that are located in the stock location must be properly secured. Any battery that has been relocated must be in an approved battery box.

11. Neutral Safety Switch

All vehicles must be equipped with an operational neutral safety switch.

12. Overflow Catch Tank

All cars must have an overflow catch tank for the radiator.

13. Convertible Cars

All convertible cars must have the top up to race or the driver must have approved arm restraints.

14. Motorcycles

Motorcycles must be equipped with a chain guard. Riders must wear full leathers, gloves and leather shoes that cover the ankles.

14. Trailer Rules

Any vehicle may be brought in by a trailer but must be removed from the trailer for tech inspection. Trailers may be parked out of the pit area.

15. Pit Speed Limit

The speed limit in the pits, return lane and anywhere else on the Fairgrounds is 5-MILES PER HOUR.

16. Strip Limit
Initially, due to safety reasons all vehicles may not run quicker than 7.0 unless management approves otherwise.
Code of Conduct

No Alcohol or Drugs! No violence or threats of violence on anyone especially the track officials. No donuts, brake checks, brake slides or any other stunts anywhere in or around the fairgrounds. No fluids of any kind can be discharged on the fairgrounds. No burnout’s except in the box. You must obey the directions given by the track officials. Failure to abide by these rules will lead to your removal from the event. There is a “ZERO Tolerance” policy when it comes to your behavior. Repeated violations may prevent you from attending future races.

 

Anywhere that sells helmets basically...

 

I have no clue what all that said

 

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never really owned a ike, and for how i used to race we really didnt have rules, any places near temecula, and how much is a department of transportation helmet going to run me?

its cheaper to race on the street

 

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huh?

 

You could probably go to a motorcycle shop and pick up a helmet for around 100 or a little more that would pass the minimum requirements.

 

I go to PAS often

all you need is something that resembles a helmet

u can be as loud as you want

pretty much no rules lol

 

cool is there like a tech inspection thing or like a form or something i have to sighn? my first time going there, if its too hard to get to the races tonight ill just head over to onatrio

 

what you do need:

helmet,
tied-down battery
all 4 lugs (if 4 lug) otherwise you'll have to kiss their feet and maybe they'll think about it.

thats it, the rest is basic stuff

 

what helmet are you using?

 

whats a Neutral Safety Switch

 

I don't know why its called a neutral safety switch, however it means that the car will not start in gear, or without the clutch engaged. Most cars come this way from the factory.

If I remember correctly you need to be on motorcycle or be running faster than 13.99 in 1/4 mile to require a helemet for NHRA rules, so I don't see why you would need any helemet. You can find open and closed faced DOT helemets a auto parts places and walmart.

 

it says tech inspection for trailer cars what is involved in a street car tech inspection?

 

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huh?

 

is this a ... 1/8mile track?

 

yea its an 1/8th, therent any 1/4 around here i think the closest one WAS palmdale idk i heard people talking about it im not a big track racing guy

 

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Or English as a first language kind of guy.

 

japanese= 1st launguage

 

you dont need a helmet unless your in the 13's i beleive...or something like that.

 

I didn't know you spoke japanese.

Sugoi ne. Doko-wa nihongo-de shugakku desu ka?

Sorry if I'm a little rusty.


Modified by ek forever guy at 6:53 AM 7/1/2007

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ek forever guy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I didn't know you spoke japanese.

Sugoi ne. Doko-wa nihongo-de shugakku desu ka?

Sorry if I'm a little rusty.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I think you mean:
Doko de nihongo wo oboetano?

Just guessing the answer if it is his first language...
ie de?

 

I think that's a slightly different dialect, but yes my grammar is poor I'll fix it.

EDIT, actually I think that's right. Or at least right enough,

 

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never really owned a ike, and for how i used to race we really didnt have rules, any places near temecula, and how much is a department of transportation helmet going to run me? </TD></TR></TABLE>
You need to plan ahead a little more. Don't go race right now. Get to know people who are doing it and find out more about it first.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its cheaper to race on the street </TD></TR></TABLE>
Not after the hospital bills, insurance hikes, reckless driving tickets, funeral expenses and societal ostracism.