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Whalen3186 08-24-2017 08:44 AM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
Separating the 2008+ cars into their own classes

Pedigo Perf 08-24-2017 09:20 AM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Whalen3186 (Post 542591)
Separating the 2008+ cars into their own classes

Looks like that bit of relief was short lived. NHRA has a solution: just build a new car

Mark Yacavone 08-24-2017 11:50 AM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pedigo Perf (Post 542592)
Looks like that bit of relief was short lived. NHRA has a solution: just build a new car

Sure. Why not? You get to use a 9" Ford rear and a Pustelny designed 4 link on most any new car.
I doubt we'll see many leaf spring / Caltracs combos.

dartman 08-24-2017 11:54 AM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by countrypuppy4865 (Post 542061)
I'm not familiar with the track the record was set at, but I would not be surprised to see a .30 swing going to Indy.



I'm very familiar with the track(Miramichi dragway). It's faster than any other track.it at sea level and a little down hill.traction is all ways good.DA is low most of the time(in Sept and Oct the DA will be -1200 and you will pick up .15).The track is good for .08 or .09 in July when the open is there.

Charley Downing 08-24-2017 02:08 PM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
The Same guys are always going to be at the top of the sheet
because they're always willing to adapt to whatever Nhra comes out with. It's really that simple
It's just harder for you older guys to adapt with new technology and cars. So bitching about the new stuff is a easy way out.

Brett C 08-24-2017 02:48 PM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Charley Downing (Post 542623)
The Same guys are always going to be at the top of the sheet
because they're always willing to adapt to whatever Nhra comes out with. It's really that simple
It's just harder for you older guys to adapt with new technology and cars. So bitching about the new stuff is a easy way out.



C Bob,
Let's get us one of them new fancy A/SA rides they are talking about and take turns running and see what comes of that!? See ya in Indy!

Charley Downing 08-24-2017 04:54 PM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
I'm in
See you next week

Pedigo Perf 08-24-2017 04:56 PM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Charley Downing (Post 542623)
The Same guys are always going to be at the top of the sheet
because they're always willing to adapt to whatever Nhra comes out with. It's really that simple
It's just harder for you older guys to adapt with new technology and cars. So bitching about the new stuff is a easy way out.

Hey Charlie, what is your definition of "new technology"? You don't have to adapt to it, you can always write a check. Some of the old guys, like Kyle R, have to save some money for Viagra and Metamucil. Also, there is a fair amount of bitching about some older cars lately too, but I get what you're saying.

If NHRA put an honest effort into making Stock Eliminator fair I bet over half the new cars wouldn't get built.

Good luck this year btw, thought you had it last year!

Charles Stewart 08-24-2017 05:05 PM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dartman (Post 542604)
I'm very familiar with the track(Miramichi dragway). It's faster than any other track.it at sea level and a little down hill.traction is all ways good.DA is low most of the time(in Sept and Oct the DA will be -1200 and you will pick up .15).The track is good for .08 or .09 in July when the open is there.

Mr. MacKay, I must also add up one more factor to that great racetrack. The oxygen quality, which is a lot higher there, 21 %, maybe 22+...
(And sorry for disturbing this very good post)
Charles Stewart

Coleydog 08-24-2017 05:30 PM

Re: New A/SA In Minnesota
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Charles Stewart (Post 542642)
Mr. MacKay, I must also add up one more factor to that great racetrack. The oxygen quality, which is a lot higher there, 21 %, maybe 22+...
(And sorry for disturbing this very good post)
Charles Stewart

Getting education here, keep it coming
Mike


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