Wow, nationals in Ennis. You're the real MVP...
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But you saw this coming from a mile away. You were probably holding the camera with PR written down the side of your marketing hard on.Anybody else see this.... only thing it's missing is Barbara Walters and a notepad!
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A Firepunk Comp 3 with Anteater STC would fix those trans issues...
It's a clutch style air shift auto tranny. Like he said, are not going to walk thru the pits and find extra parts.
Don't camera's and hard on go well together though!:thankyou2:But you saw this coming from a mile away. You were probably holding the camera with PR written down the side of your marketing hard on.
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This is my perspective as a UCC competitor: I have a lot of faith in our transmission builds, but for UCC, we brought 1 complete new unit in the truck, 1 complete new spare trans in the trailer, and enough parts to completely rebuild both of them. You can't come to a competition like UCC with 1 trans, too risky.
That said, we performed so poorly in the first two events we never had a chance to even hurt the first trans, but we needed the second trans output spline setup to run the SCS gearbox for the pulls so we swapped transmissions during the sledpull transformation.
If I were to give advice to Baca or anyone else hooking 2k+ HP to the sled, get a complete trans just for the pulls, most likely with the budget they have available, dropbox/reverser/clutch/bell setup designed for a superstock diesel pull truck. With these experimental sled pull chassis setups, there's such a huge chance for bouncing and weird issues that you're better off over-building the drivetrain so you can let her EAT!!!
If people haven't learned that spare transmission parts is a necessity in high hp diesel competition then they don't really care too win.
You'd think II would have learned from last year. They didn't. And it is why the DIDN'T win this year. $.02
Great video though. Shows a lot of intelligence. LOL
Should have hooked the chains to his goofy ears and let him pull the sled down the track.
Holy hate batman. Maybe they had the only trans that was done being built? How many of those do people think are out there? Not to mention the cost of having said 1 off trans built. I'm not sticking up for II, but at least they're trying and spending big money trying. I think half these people posting here should try getting any major high dollar one off part made and see how long it takes and works the first time out.
It's a clutch style air shift auto tranny. Like he said, are not going to walk thru the pits and find extra parts.
While I'll be the first to admit I don't know much about performance auto's, I would think air could be too slow reacting, and that hydraulic would be the way to go.