how would i get into a dirt modified???
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my dad has three dirt modifieds and is selling 1 and racing 2 if you want a chassis talk to my dad he is like famous he won thew super nationals in iowa one year. he has parts for dirt mods and can maybe build you one because he built some mods before if u want the phone # talk to me on yahoo at hobbystock55p. thats all i have to say and if you need more information talk to me on yahoo.
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check 4wd.com  you can even call them and they will point you in the right direction.
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Breats?????\n\nBuy a copy of dirt wheels magazine. It's FILLED with ads for that stuff.
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Personally, I LOVE the idea of adopting a highway or street. You can do this in the USA and Canada, but even if you can't "officially" do it in some other country -- why don't you do it anyway?\n\nJust go out every Saturday and pick up the trash along the road (remember your gloves!!!) and you'll certainly be beautifying your environment.
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Here you go...I hope this is informative enough!!!! Good Luck!!!\n\nhttp://www.dirtwerkz.com/Pages/tracks/northerncaliforniatracks.html
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there are Indy, HOOTERS, IROC, drag racing, dirt track (late model, modifyed, amiture), small paved tracks, look around the internet a little and you wont have much problem finding a track
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I have several frames waiting to be hacked up, but no, I have not yet taken the plunge. But good resources are the discussion board on www.bentrider.com, or on the Atomic Zombie site (www.atomiczombie.com) - which has a really cool book. He shows you the down and dirty way to get started.\n\nWhat do you have in mind? LWB? SWB? USS? ASS? So many options...
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Go apply! & talk to the station manager...Duh
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get maybe about 5-10 vans. Get very thing checked by the state. Make your plans and ADs. Then start doing your services! Good luck!
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Start small. Most local tracks have an entry level that requires a modest investment. They may be call Factory Stock, Detroit Iron, Street Stocks or Bombers. Go to the track you think you'd like to compete at and check them out. Get a copy of the rules because they differ from track to track. As you improve with experience you can move up in class and perhaps acquire a sponsor. Remember, no business wants to advertise on an also-ran car, so keep it pretty and don't do anything to embarrass the sponsor. Good luck!
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Try this:\n\nhttp://rubberscape.org/_wsn/page3.html\n\nor even better:\n\nhttp://www.playsafesurfacing.com/Playground_Mulch/playground_mulch.html
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eat dirt.....\n\n\ndirt with dog dirt added is a bonus.
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You could just reserve a corner of a pasture for your Dressage arena. Just block it off with fence posts every little way and string rope between the posts. You don't even have to worry about having a dirt footing or anything. You just need a level place to do it. Of course if you live in a hilly place you may need to get a bulldozer in for an hour or two to level out a spot for you.
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There are schools that you can go to. The skip barber Race School, has "classes" at different race tracks around the country. best bet is to go to a track day, the instructors can help you along.\n i think you have to be at least 18 in some forms of motorsport. i think there were three guys last year who where younger though who did a race in SCCA Speed World Challenge
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trim trees plant flowers spray lawns move dirt if your young tour gona get stuck w/ the hard work
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Why would you need dirt on them?  Got some dirt of your own?
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You MUST clean off all the old oil and crud first!\n\nGo to your local bike shop and buy a citrus-based degreaser and a chain/cogs brush (or use an old toothbrush). You'll also need some 'pipecleaners' - lengths of thin wire covered in white cotton.\n\nApply the citrus degreaser liberally to all oily bits - chain, cogs, derailleur etc. Work it well in using the brush. Join two or three pipecleaners together and use them to clean thoroughly between your cogs and in all other inaccessible places. Apply more degreaser as necessary until you know you've done a good job. You'll see the old oil and crap just dripping off everywhere (so don't do this in the front room).\n\nNow hose down everywhere you just degreased. This is very satisfying - you'll be left with a sparkly clean setup.\n\nDry it in the sun (or with your sister's hairdryer) and apply the new oil. In summer use a dry lube, in winter a wet one.\n\nFinal tip - join two pipecleaners together at one end, wrap them around the axle of your wheel and join the other end. Repeat for the other wheel. You now have self polishing axles. You'll never need to clean in there again!