As far as I know there is no wheel that has a bead lock that you run a liner with -Putting the second valve stem in is needed to run the liner this is a not ever been [illegal] to my knowledge there is a print as to how and where to put it .these are totally different approaches as how to clamp the sidewall some use screws is this a legal mod. to the wheels? Liner wheel -Bead lock should be their choice This is called picking the remains out of -hit -some one that don't know race cars is playing the rules to far----big egos the know it allsIts not an inner tube, it's an inner liner that acts as the bead lock. They are legal in Pro Mod and the Alcohol classes. But not Pro Stock.
There's an intervies with Richard on Comp+ where he explains his side.
Alan
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As far as I know there is no wheel that has a bead lock that you run a liner with -Putting the second valve stem in is needed to run the liner this is a not ever been [illegal] to my knowledge there is a print as to how and where to put it .these are totally different approaches as how to clamp the sidewall some use screws is this a legal mod. to the wheels? Liner wheel -Bead lock should be their choice This is called picking the remains out of -hit -some one that don't know race cars is playing the rules to far----big egos the know it alls
my big question is why is a safer combo is as been told not allowed - is not safety inask for wheel torque specs see if you get the answer with out checking with the pinnacle sitter-
If the liner is safer as we have been told for many a years is it not allowed- is not safety part of Walley's NHRA motto?ask for wheel torque specs see if you get the answer with out checking with the pinnacle sitter-
There are wheels on the market known as “bead liners”, which is a wheel with beadlocks that also accept liners. It’s a new-ish design. Elite did not MODIFY any wheels, they bought them like that. The issue is that the liner is not called out in the rulebook as being legal in PS like it is in TA and PM.As far as I know there is no wheel that has a bead lock that you run a liner with -Putting the second valve stem in is needed to run the liner this is a not ever been [illegal] to my knowledge there is a print as to how and where to put it .these are totally different approaches as how to clamp the sidewall some use screws is this a legal mod. to the wheels? Liner wheel -Bead lock should be their choice This is called picking the remains out of -hit -some one that don't know race cars is playing the rules to far----big egos the know it alls
What wheel co. and how does it work-Yes I know there are wheels called bead linersThere are wheels on the market known as “bead liners”, which is a wheel with beadlocks that also accept liners. It’s a new-ish design. Elite did not MODIFY any wheels, they bought them like that. The issue is that the liner is not called out in the rulebook as being legal in PS like it is in TA and PM.
Racestar has one, as does Sander. It works just like a liner wheel, but has an outer beadlock ring that bolts on.What wheel co. and how does it work-Yes I know there are wheels called bead liners
What is it suppose to do-other than look like a bead lock?Racestar has one, as does Sander. It works just like a liner wheel, but has an outer beadlock ring that bolts on.
I might of became a Richard Freeman fan after that interview. He is relaxed and speaks like my Texas ass does.Its not an inner tube, it's an inner liner that acts as the bead lock. They are legal in Pro Mod and the Alcohol classes. But not Pro Stock.
There's an intervies with Richard on Comp+ where he explains his side.
Alan
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VIDEO: RICHARD FREEMAN DISCUSSES RECENT HAPPENINGS IN PRO STOCK ON THE POWER HOUR SHOW | Competition Plus
A lot has transpired in recent weeks within NHRA Pro Stock, Championship team owner Richard Freeman came on the POWER HOUR Show to discuss some of the recentcompetitionplus.com