What is the best and approved way to get air to the driver in a CGALT

Started by wheelrdealer, January 14, 2013, 10:31:23 AM

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krusty

      Canary  and canary cage will need to meet all requirements of Section 3A through G. Not sure on availability of canary configured Hans device.     vic

JustaRacer

Up to 175, requires one canary.
176-250, requires two.
250+ requires three.

Canaries must SFI (South Florida Indigenous) and be checked for signs of life every 2 years.

For Classic classes the canaries must be over 5 years old, and must be fed only organic birdseed.

Swallows can be used as a substitute ONLY if they are African Swallows, and can carry a coconut.

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javajoe79

We have an opening in the rear window of the Sonoma, ducted through a filter to an electric blower that feeds the drivers helmet.  You don't have to have a forward facing vent. The rule states that OR a fresh air breathing system.
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Yeah -- and you can buy old-fahioned drawer pulls for a buck or so that will do the same thing -- and CHROME, maybe.
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dw230

We put one on the top of the canopy of the Stanley and Manchen, now Fred Blachard, lakester.

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