circle track questions

[ministock6]

first i did a search and found nothing for circle track. if i have missed or made a mistake please redirect me to it.
the plan: during the winter here in idaho we have a small indoor dirt oval track. i plan on racing my 84 tecate this season. so...
im wondering if anyone has ever tried to run minisprint tires for dirt oval. if so what was your result. setup theres not much to do, so what are the trick to keeping it on 3 wheels other than experience.
thanks in advance john

[Vealmonkey]

I guess you haven't seen the vids on the indoor coke syrup racing then? If you would have seen those videos, then you would be out in the garage right now. They run go kart wheels and tires and usually some old school or custom copies of the old hub adaptors. No rear shock, just a solid, but adjustable strut bar. Most have special nerf bars as well. There was a company called Missle Industries, that not only did a 3 wheel to 2 wheel conversion for several different trikes, they also made flat track kits and parts. Get to searchin and it will blow your mind.

[Vealmonkey]

Here's a link to a pic of one of the coke syrup racers.

http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthread.php?122508-IA-Coke-Syrup-and-Concrete&highlight=coke+syrup

[Vealmonkey]

Here's another good link.

http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthread.php?122551-3-Wheelers-Race-on-Concrete-and-Coke-Sryup-Jan-21-amp-22-2011-in-Des-Moines-Iowa&highlight=

[ministock6]

i have to move back east thats where all the racing is
found a video to the concrete track outhere were no able to make these kinda of modification due to rules.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ucrJpnLG2s
these guys are all running knobbies the track is a horse areana, unfortanly all these guys are from montana and i cant get ahold of them