
Pro Slot Motor Seals
#26
Posted 01 June 2009 - 06:19 AM
While the IRRA requires the motor refurbers to use the "white" type seal, it is only fitting to have the manufacturer of the motor do so as well. We told the refurbers they HAD to use the "white" type seal so it's only fitting that the manufacturer do the same as well. So "what's good for the goose is good for the gander", so to speak.
We contacted P-S about going to the "white" type seal and he did. Now we can rest assured that all motors with those "white" type seals are even more tamper-resistant than motors with foil seals.
So once P-S switched over to the "white" type seal... we discussed a date as to which the foil seals would no longer be required a few months ago. Last week, we, the IRRA BOD, revisited the subject and came up with the date that motors are to be required to have the "white" type seals in place and no more foil type seals allowed.
#27
Mark Greene
Posted 01 June 2009 - 08:23 AM

My question is: what ya gonna do whan you find out people can have the new seal made, too?
#28
Posted 01 June 2009 - 08:28 AM

If and when they do... they will get caught and according to the rules..."will be banned from IRRA competition".
#29
Posted 01 June 2009 - 08:38 AM
Joe "Noose" Neumeister
Sometimes known as a serial despoiler of the clear purity of virgin Lexan bodies. Lexan is my canvas!
Noose Custom Painting - Since 1967
Chairman - IRRA® Body Committee - Roving IRRA® Tech Dude - "EVIL BUCKS Painter"
"Team Evil Bucks" Racer - 2016 Caribbean Retro Overall Champion
The only thing bad about Retro is admitting that you remember doing it originally.
#30
Posted 01 June 2009 - 08:43 AM
Oh well... they will be caught and then banned. Then they will have spent lots of money on seals, motors, and equipment that they can shove around in their front lawns.
#31
Mark Greene
Posted 01 June 2009 - 08:53 AM
I know you guys are trying to do the right thing here, but the reality is if someone wants in, they can and will get in. Been proven time and time again in slot racing, most of the time by Mr. Hershman himself.
I told you I wasn't gonna post to this anymore, and the only reason I did was Ron directed a statement toward me. He always could have contacted me privately.

I'm out.
#32
Posted 01 June 2009 - 09:27 AM
Mark, you dragged me into this with your post #10... I simply quoted you and gave you a response (my post #24) to your post involving me.I told you I wasn't gonna post to this anymore, and the only reason I did was Ron directed a statement toward me. He always could have contacted me privately.
Then you addressed me directly with your post #27. I replied to you in my post #28.
Maybe you should have PM'd me directly to begin with, versus dragging me into it.... back in your post #10???
I have nothing to hide in any of my posts and replies... Do you??? Is there a need to take it to PM if the discussion is out and in the open???
Another thing for those to think about when "counterfeiting" any of the approved seals. This is counterfeiting and also is a infringement of Trademark and Copyright Laws. This would cause someone significant grief that would think about making their own seals. This would be in violation of many Federal laws and way more costly to those who may choose to do so than a few bucks to make a counterfeit seal.
#33
Mark Greene
Posted 01 June 2009 - 09:50 AM
Some of the others don't seem to like anyone stating some of this stuff in public. After my first few comments, I was reminded of such by a BoD member. I then told that person and one other (Noose) I wouldn't go further.
Then you made your post responding to me from a earlier post.
Pretty simple.
#34
Posted 01 June 2009 - 09:51 AM
Joe "Noose" Neumeister
Sometimes known as a serial despoiler of the clear purity of virgin Lexan bodies. Lexan is my canvas!
Noose Custom Painting - Since 1967
Chairman - IRRA® Body Committee - Roving IRRA® Tech Dude - "EVIL BUCKS Painter"
"Team Evil Bucks" Racer - 2016 Caribbean Retro Overall Champion
The only thing bad about Retro is admitting that you remember doing it originally.