Originally Posted by KRatcliff (Post 359478)

Endoxi, endoxi! Katalavino, Malaka.

Originally Posted by Frank B. (Post 359489)

Could it be "alright,alright , I get it ,bleep":D

Originally Posted by Pedigo Perf (Post 359440)

The whole point is we (the old car racers) are paying a hell of a price for NHRA's plan to bring new blood to stock by making the playing field so biased against the older combo's. What rational person would sit at a poker table knowing the deck was stacked against them? I think NHRA has greatly underestimated the lack of perception of the Stock eliminators racers such as Kyle Ratcliff as he continues to show up for this fiasco when NHRA continues to crap on old car combo's.
If no FX class for new cars then how about a nostalgia prefix for the older cars?
NHRA has to quit droping piranhas in the goldfish tank.

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee (Post 359507)

I can't help but read all of this bantering about the decks being stacked against us "old race car" racers and instead of the verbiage "unfairly low HP ratings", insert "allowing professional / full-time racers to race against us, the true sportsmen"
It was OK to stack that deck with your heroes. If that was the case (and a hugh majority seemed to think it as acceptable), then stacking the deck with low HP engines shouldn't be an issue.
In both instances, NHRA has allowed one side an unfair advantage and as a result, you are loosing money.

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee (Post 359507)

I can't help but read all of this bantering about the decks being stacked against us "old race car" racers and instead of the verbiage "unfairly low HP ratings", insert "allowing professional / full-time racers to race against us, the true sportsmen"
It was OK to stack that deck with your heroes. If that was the case (and a hugh majority seemed to think it as acceptable), then stacking the deck with low HP engines shouldn't be an issue.
In both instances, NHRA has allowed one side an unfair advantage and as a result, you are loosing money.