DirtDriver89

does anybody kno any places that need race nitro indoors is it possibel, safe? does anybody do it plese let me kno what is needed to make it safe?[]

Tigger N. Bennie

There use to be a couple of indoor nitro tracks here and one of the owners of one of the LHS still talks about how bad it smelled, how difficult it was to keep clean, and how difficult it was to breath. Lack of proper ventilation probably being the key factor. There was a large indoor track in the DF/W area with webcams, but I can't recall the name of the place off hand and don't have a link.

Edit: You can always try a search at google.com

kh15

i have a place by me in connecticut, and they have huge exhaust fans and when they race the nitro inside if you couldent hear the engines you would think they were electric.

Losidude_2

You could just think about it and say *cough* many tracks here in vegas for nitro are outside because you'll just get so ........ (cant think) by smelling those fumes. and the Cost of exaust fans here would be crazy...well not really KH15 is right, those fans are what it needs...and alot of Lysol ,lol.

pooman07

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indoor...gas...doesnt mix very well to me

kh15

yea i would never go see the raceses if i had to sit thier and breath in nitro exhaust, the system works extremely well

ICrashThings

a little nitro exhaust doesnt hurt...quit being babies.

Monkeh

dont do it
i just brought 1 and started it for the first time not nowing how powerful these things where and im sitting with windows and doors wide open and its raining

fhm101

We run an indoor race every feb and between the fans already in the facility (ag center) and a couple of huge floor fans to pull the smoke/dust away from the track, it works out fine. In the past we have used only half the available space for track with the rest for pit trailers. Since that means the track is at the far end of the building from the big entry doors where we place the fans, the trailers always wind up filthy. For the next race we plan to expand the track and put the pit trailers outside at the front of the place. More track room, clean trailers, and still keep the smoke/dust out, what more could you want?

nitroracer20

theres one by me but i never have been to it. they only race gas indoors in the summer by us.

BUGGIES_R_US

Nitro is classified as a carinogen.
(A carcinogenic material is one that is known to cause cancer.)
Dont underestimate the power of chemicals...

I would go to an indoor track ONLY if it has sufficient ventilation. But still.. I dont think its worth the risk. The vapors cause considerable inflamation to the respiratory system and can conceivably cause asthma attacks (even with normal people) among other things.

Whatever you do.. play it safe! You've been warned!

Ram

oatmealman

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screw that were all gonna die some day,mine as well make it quicker,thats what i always say

Newbeme

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This the track we run at indoors. As long as you have some cross ventilation it isn't to bad.
http://www.newberryshobby.com/track.html

kh15

lol i have sucked up my share of exhaust, you know when your working on you car and you fire it up and you get all that smoke in your eyes and they start watering, and then you throat gets all scratchy yep i have experienced that quiet a few times!

HPIDUDE

my track has the big fans to get rid of the smell, and during the summer they open big doors, but in the winter you gotta use nitro speed scent www.bumpsandjumpsrc.com

ICrashThings

lol! the scent stuff actually does work! i rmeember cause some guy had it and it smelled something close to cherry? idk it was odd seeing a bunch of guys crowding around an exhaust and taking deep breathes lol.

HPIDUDE

http://68.83.27.124/track%201.htm

see the big fans in the back middle of the pic