Longacre Racing Products Hotlap Lti In Car Timing Systemscca-nasa-tag Karting F2 on 2040-parts.com
Monroe, Washington, United States
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Longacre
 Drivers - See your lap times as they happen New Hot Lap™ Lti™ System works by sending an invisible IR signal from the transmitter across the track. When your car passes through the beam it is picked up by the receiver that is connected to the display, triggering the timing. The display shows your lap times as you race much more accurately than hand held stopwatches. You see your times on the track and you can try different driving styles or different lines to get the quickest times. Times are stored and can be recalled once you are back in the pits.
Display - Mount in car where it can be easily seen (Velcro included)
Transmitter - Mount at edge of track
Receiver - Mount in car to "see" transmitter
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