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Tuff Truck competitor info

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Tuff Truck competitor info

Post by BOGAN V8 »

Just a question for the people competeting in TUFF TRUCK or anyone has anybody been sent the info for the event and the rules regarding the car setup

What you got to have and all the stuff you have to do The rules on the tuff truck site are not really clear :? :? :? :? :?

Dont want to get up there and not compete because of one thing we dont have........


Wasnt there going to be a pre inspection for the truck before the event????
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Post by moose »

think the pre-inspections were mainly for the interstate teams !!
(I could be wrong !!)

not sure for NSW teams !!
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Post by MissDrew »

I have been sent heeps of stuff, haven`t bothered reading it all yet but I don`t think it had the rules regarding the car setup in any of the emails I have had.

I did read the scoring as it is different to the other 2 ttc`s
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Post by BOGAN V8 »

yeah all sorted got the email this morning got all the info i was after thanks MOOSE and GUTS :D :D :D


Hey Guts There is a car setup page in the emails tell you everything
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Post by hottiemonster »

Guts wrote:I did read the scoring as it is different to the other 2 ttc`s


can you explain or is it secret for now?
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Post by zzzz »

some of the rules they have added/changed at the last minute suck :(
For example:

>Windscreens - All vehicles must have a windscreen securely fitted as per
>normal. Our apologies for previous information supplied which has been
>overruled by the event organisers. The reason stated was increased
>occupant safety against intrusion, obviously during a rollover or such.

Not sure how much it is really increasing occupant safety....

>Spare tyres and Wheels - as these must be carried on the vehicle at the
>start and finish of each stage, it is mandatory that your spare is
>securely mounted to the vehicle at scrutineering also. Don't forget to
>pack your jack and wheel brace also.

I don't know where they are going with this one as I can see people having a 31" they take on and off or something.

Great fun getting some backflips towards the end so time is burnt up putting windscreens back on etc.

I am sure there is some logic somewhere...
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Post by KRAWLA »

zzzz wrote:some of the rules they have added/changed at the last minute suck :(
For example:

>Windscreens - All vehicles must have a windscreen securely fitted as per
>normal. Our apologies for previous information supplied which has been
>overruled by the event organisers. The reason stated was increased
>occupant safety against intrusion, obviously during a rollover or such.

Not sure how much it is really increasing occupant safety....

>Spare tyres and Wheels - as these must be carried on the vehicle at the
>start and finish of each stage, it is mandatory that your spare is
>securely mounted to the vehicle at scrutineering also. Don't forget to
>pack your jack and wheel brace also.

I don't know where they are going with this one as I can see people having a 31" they take on and off or something.

Great fun getting some backflips towards the end so time is burnt up putting windscreens back on etc.

I am sure there is some logic somewhere...


Totally agree with you on these two topics zzzz a smashed windscreen would not be nice to compete with

as far as tyres go where would the big trucks put there spares like 44s and 46s
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Post by MissDrew »

Have a spare you sit at the start or finish line, ya no worries. But carry it? Come on guys you have to be joking for starters do you realise how heavy even just a 38 is let alone a 44, but its not just the wieght here there is the size of the bloody things aswell. Have you thought that all these rigs are running true off road tyres and that these types of tyres will take being driven on dead flat without a hassle and that this will be quicker for getting them off the track then trying to safely change a tyre on the side of say rocky horror.

No windscreen is safer then with windscreen in a roll over if you have a true roll cage fitted as you have no chance of getting covered in shattered glass.
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Post by BOGAN V8 »

Guts wrote:Have a spare you sit at the start or finish line, ya no worries. But carry it? Come on guys you have to be joking for starters do you realise how heavy even just a 38 is let alone a 44, but its not just the wieght here there is the size of the bloody things aswell. Have you thought that all these rigs are running true off road tyres and that these types of tyres will take being driven on dead flat without a hassle and that this will be quicker for getting them off the track then trying to safely change a tyre on the side of say rocky horror.

No windscreen is safer then with windscreen in a roll over if you have a true roll cage fitted as you have no chance of getting covered in shattered glass.



Totally agree with you GUTS its silly there is no room on a our zook to put the 37" :x :x :x :x

Having a windscreen on wont help us in a roll over thats what the roll cage is for all its going to do is break the glass and destroy the window surround :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Post by beebee »

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Post by RUFF »

I dont see a problem with these updates. I think all vehicles should be running windscreens. Where not competing in buggies here they should all look somewhat like road going vehicles. And the spare tyre thing is no great problem if you have any idea on repairing tyres.
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Post by zzzz »

you also have to remove the glass out of a sunroof :?:
now I am confused :D
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Post by BOGAN V8 »

RUFF wrote:I dont see a problem with these updates. I think all vehicles should be running windscreens. Where not competing in buggies here they should all look somewhat like road going vehicles. And the spare tyre thing is no great problem if you have any idea on repairing tyres.



The windscreen rule has now change you DO NOT have to run a windscreen but it is advised that you have some sort of protection from recovery equipment if it breaks

weather youcan repair a tyre or not you still have to carry one with from friday nite till sunday arvo on the car which is crazy where is 37" gonna fit on a zook
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Post by thunder »

if the tyre rule stays then we are going to see all the competitors with very small spare tyres. :D
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Post by WarChild777 »

Sorry to sorta hi-jack the thread, but is there still a night run on the friday night? As i thought that i read it somewhere before, But now the schedule doesn't say ne thing about it.
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Post by BOGAN V8 »

yes there is a nite event still on fri but no spectators
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Post by ozy1 »

ypu guys need 37"+ space savers..................... :twisted: :roll:
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Post by BOGAN V8 »

thunder wrote:if the tyre rule stays then we are going to see all the competitors with very small spare tyres. :D


and hope to hell we dont have to use it :? :? :? :?


Plus you have to carry it you cant dump it off at the start and then put it back on at the finish this rule sucks a$$

You dont have to carry a spare for any other comp during the year
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Post by RUFF »

BOGAN wrote:
thunder wrote:if the tyre rule stays then we are going to see all the competitors with very small spare tyres. :D


and hope to hell we dont have to use it :? :? :? :?


Plus you have to carry it you cant dump it off at the start and then put it back on at the finish this rule sucks a$$

You dont have to carry a spare for any other comp during the year


The way i read the rules is that the spare must be secured to the vehicle at the start and finish of every stage. Nothing says you cant remove it and re-attach it at the end.
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Post by MissDrew »

So ruff are you going to start the stage then make wess remove the tyre and sit it on the ground, then spot for you then at the end of the stage (say frame twister) run back to the start get tyre bring it back to the finish line remount it on ya rig all before the DNF time is up, I don`t think so. If its not back on before you finish you get a 10 point unsecued items penelty.

What you have said ruff is within the rules but just isn`t doable within a DNF time. Last time the DNF`s were 4 minutes, I`m hoping they are at least 6 mins this year as 4 is just to short IMHO. I think more so for the way beebee and greg work, but then I haven`t seen them go when they have a VERY limited amount of time :? so they might be different then what I have pictured from the ONCE I have seen them at werock.
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Post by Wooders »

Ok no windscreen - cool one thing less to damage ;)
What was the final ruling on window netting - compulsory or not?
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Post by RUFF »

Wooders wrote:Ok no windscreen - cool one thing less to damage ;)
What was the final ruling on window netting - compulsory or not?


Yes Compulsory. You should have got an email yesterday answering a heap of Questions??
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Post by redzook »

i am yet to get an email to do with anything
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Post by RUFF »

redzook wrote:i am yet to get an email to do with anything


You have a PM.
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

RUFF wrote:
Wooders wrote:Ok no windscreen - cool one thing less to damage ;)
What was the final ruling on window netting - compulsory or not?


Yes Compulsory. You should have got an email yesterday answering a heap of Questions??



Yes seems like they have changed it from TUFF TRUCK to WINCH TRUCK
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Post by redzook »

yeh had a look on the website 10 points for a winch

i can see alot of trucks pulling the winch out

it should be more like 100 points for a winch
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Post by RUFF »

OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:
RUFF wrote:
Wooders wrote:Ok no windscreen - cool one thing less to damage ;)
What was the final ruling on window netting - compulsory or not?


Yes Compulsory. You should have got an email yesterday answering a heap of Questions??



Yes seems like they have changed it from TUFF TRUCK to WINCH TRUCK
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We will just have to wait and see. It will be a huge disapointment to all involved if every rig winches every obstical.
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Post by redzook »

RUFF wrote:
OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:
RUFF wrote:
Wooders wrote:Ok no windscreen - cool one thing less to damage ;)
What was the final ruling on window netting - compulsory or not?


Yes Compulsory. You should have got an email yesterday answering a heap of Questions??



Yes seems like they have changed it from TUFF TRUCK to WINCH TRUCK
SAM


We will just have to wait and see. It will be a huge disapointment to all involved if every rig winches every obstical.


ha ha i dont even know how to use a winch :lol:
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Post by Wooders »

Mine doesn't even work yet :lol:
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Post by RUFF »

Wooders wrote:Mine doesn't even work yet :lol:


We dont even have one yet. Or a body or a front axle or lots of other stuff :D But i will still get there even if i end up entering my stocko Rangie :D
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