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| DRR S/Pro |
What do you use ? HAVE THEY CALLED US YET ? THEY HAVE!!! | ||
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| DRR Trophy |
Portatree next gen is what I use. I really like it. | |||
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| DRR Sportsman |
Nothing compares to the port-a-tree next gen eliminator. I purchased through biondo https://www.biondoracing.com/p...t-gen-practice-tree/ | |||
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| DRR Elite |
We’ve got one for sale | |||
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I sold mine a long time ago, used it at first then it just sat there collecting dust | |||
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| DRR Elite |
same here, waste of $ | |||
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| DRR Pro |
I have the Eliminator too, it is the best of the 3 I have owned. That being said, it collects dust, like Steve & Ed said. I might hit it a few times before the first trip to the track of a new season, but usually not. I gotta say though, I have been using a trans brake whenever it's legal for several years now, which allows me to react to the flash of the bottom bulb with my heavy car, and I don't think a practice tree can improve your natural reactions much, if at all. Different story when I was footbraking, for 25+ years I had to count bulbs to cut a .00x-.01x light. The practice tree was extremely valuable in "fine-tuning" the clock in my head back then. So I would say if you are new to drag racing, or an anticipator / bulb counter, then yes, a practice tree can be useful. Otherwise, I think not so much. Dan "Jim" Moore Much too young to feel this damn old!! | |||
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I have the Next Gen, and it’s nice, but I also have the Pocket and find I use that way more. No cords, easy to pick up and move around. Tony Leonard | |||
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Best portable practice tree

