Throttle hung and driver was knocked out on impact. NBot sure what held the car. Apparently it put holes in the track from the rims.
I'll let Nitro Dude chime if he sees this, but I think there are too many variables where a black box/IIS can be abused and manipulated. The pro teams have the timers right now, and the new MSD Digital 7 has a time based shutdown- if the engine is above a certain RPM for so long, it will shut down completely, or go on a low RPM chip. Some people (and if we change delay boxes, we'll be going this route) use a wide-open-throttle switch with a timer in the delay box, so that after so many seconds, if it's still wide open, it cuts the engine off using a relay to the ignition box.Isn't monster trucks that they can shut off remotely in an accident? That have been helpful here.
Yes monster trucks do have an electronic shut off that is remote controlled. It has also been discussed by Nhra.Isn't monster trucks that they can shut off remotely in an accident? That have been helpful here.
That is a nice car. I hope that I can meet you guys at the Ennis race next year. We are going to run the full tour in 2012. So we will be there for sure.Dad's looking at getting a new delay box with 3 timers on it- one to shift, one for high speed leanout for the injection, and one for a timed WOT kill. We're probably going to skip out on bracket finals this year, since they're quarter mile. We'd be well down into the 8.70's @ 145+, and even shutting off at the 660 on the big tracks, we're clocked around 9.80 at the quarter timers, so we couldn't even run pro shutting off.