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Topic: Sprint Car heigth to wing tip
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January 05, 2013 at
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Hey getting a new stacker trailer ordered and our new Maxim winged chassis is not here yet. I need to know what the height off the ground to the highest part of the wing would be. We want to put the car in the trailer with wing on if we can. If there are suggestions or pros and cons to doing this let me know!! Thank you all in advance!
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January 05, 2013 at
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Not a sprint car but may give you an idea, when my boss was looking at new trailers for his micros he was told that the wings have to be laid down to fit upstairs in a stacker.
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January 05, 2013 at
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At least 9 foot i believe, i want to say most stackers are 13 or 14 feet but dont quote me on that
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January 06, 2013 at
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13' 6" is maximum allowable outside height .....inside height varies by the configuration of the interior
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January 07, 2013 at
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9' door opening is what you need. Your car will roll in there with RR and LR on with wing pitch.
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