Eddie, you might want to try some "fog free" on the w/shield.....there are several good products available that will help to reduce fogging and glare. Glare has become more of a problem to me personally since glasses have become mandatory, and proper w/shield prep is a necessity. I spoke with a couple of the teams at the track (that didn't have fogging issues) and they found the lighting to be more than adequate. -- Texas Pro Stock Association Message Board

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Date Posted: 03/25/07 10:56pm
Author: DH
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Eddie, you might want to try some "fog free" on the w/shield.....there are several good products available that will help to reduce fogging and glare. Glare has become more of a problem to me personally since glasses have become mandatory, and proper w/shield prep is a necessity. I spoke with a couple of the teams at the track (that didn't have fogging issues) and they found the lighting to be more than adequate.
In reply to: Conrad 's message, "Just got to say when the moisture moved in it was white out on the windshields with glare and several car,s had to shut off,also the light,s are faced right at the cars at the finish line ,terrible glare it,s like driving off in to a black hole after the finish line." on 03/25/07 9:31pm

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