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START TO FINISH: We
have been asked so many times for more photo's of the Outlaw Chassis and many
wanted to see "Start to Finish". These pictures will show that the Outlaw
has a VERY sturdy roll cage that will never bend and this car will be the same
(unbent) 20 years from now..... Our kids have taken some awful wrecks and
other driver's involved in the same kind of wrecks were taken to the hospital.
This does not say much for the other drivers QM, but our driver was GREAT with
no broken bones, and went right back to racing that day. Your investment in a
Outlaw Chassis will NOT depreciate like all the other "throw away chassis's' out
there for sale. Some other models have to be replaced every 6 months when the
chassis flex's so bad that they cannot maintain the chassis settings from one
lap to the next. |
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Outlaw Chassis Frame |
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Another important aspect of the Outlaw is that nothing can get into the driver's
compartment. A conventional QM chassis has an unprotected roll cage, all that is
between your driver and flying debris (on both the left and right sides) is a
doorskin of fragile fiberglass. Also note the bars welded on to the LS are extra
and do NOT come on a conventional Quarter Midget race car, the driver will NOT
be able to lean with these in. |
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Above:
Outlaw Chassis Left Side
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The other chassis's left side |
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Above:
Outlaw Chassis Right Side
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The other chassis's Right side (this one makes a great trellis) |
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Also ask yourself before you buy a brand new QM: "Why don't other manufactures
show pics on their website of A BARE CHASSIS?" Afraid to show how fragile the
entire frame and roll cage are? Is a flyaway winning QM worth your drivers life?
Also, the talk at the race track is " lighter is faster" but is it REALLY? What
cost will you spend to win? Maybe a few broken fingers, some broken ankles and
throw in some concussions when your drivers head hits the race track because
they are dangerously hanging out of the car? Ask questions and go with your gut
feeling about the safety of your driver, after all this is supposed to be "fun".
Fun is not spending time in the hospital. Think long and hard before you buy.
And take a good look at the Outlaw Chassis below as it flips
repeated, nothing outside of the roll cage, child is completely and safely
locked inside the car. No bent roll cage. |
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Now You Chose your next Quarter Midget car
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Frame with panels |
Completed, right side view |
Completed, left side view |
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Completed, right side view |
Completed, front view |
Completed, right side view |
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Completed, back view |
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The Outlaw
Chassis in use |
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Tim getting
ready to go! |
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Zack getting
ready to go! |
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The Outlaw Chassis is featured at a local bank
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The Chick-fil-A Outlaw Chassis
- "Honk if U Luv Chikin" |
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Carson Young
Wins his first Jr. Novice A-Main race on July 14th, 2007 at NCQMA |
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