lightest class a wc will make

[Anonymous-0]

Whats the lightest weight class a styled wc allis wil make? Whats the best way to light'n them? Thanks you guys are cool.
Pictures are cool....

 

[Kip-Utah]

Had one that would make 3000 lb. class. No PTO,belt pulley or fenders. RC front wheels w/400x15 tires. 14.9x 24 rears on stock pressed steel wheels. Lost the oil bath air cleaner for a clamp on paper filter. Had full electrical system including lights. 180 lb. jockey!!

 

[Anonymous-0]

Guy on west side of the state of mi had one in 2750

 

[NCWC]

Im gonna try to get this picture to show up. I can get mine in 2900 with 13.6 38s and a 180 pound driver. I made a single front wheel that got me down to 2700. Guy around here by the name of Wade Kimbel can get his in 2700 with weight to spare with 13.6 38s.

 

[NCWC]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCcuTnLkiHY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdGHBUTwivk
Here are two videos of of youtube you can kinda see what the weight racks and the hitch looks like.

 

[WesternPa Puller]

3000 is easily attainable. Much lighter and its hard to find places with those light classes so then its really isn't worth the investment to get that light IMHO

 

[Jeff Gravert]

38" lightened wheels, 150 lbs on the front, 150 lbs driver in the 3000 lbs class years ago.

 

[VicS]

Mike Bock has a really lite WC, On a horsepower track he will slip up and beat you, in the 3500.

 

[MMZAck]

Someone needs to cut down the bushes in front of the grandstands so you don't have to film from the parking lot. Haha, kidding. Great videos and thanks for sharing!

Zack

 

[Mike Bock]

oh just if all tracks were power tracks i,d have it made Vic

 

[NCWC]

I agree with you Zack!