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After the comment he made to Ed Wright in post #58, I vote to ban his ***. No need for that here but either way could you set the forum where you could "ignore" someone's post? That could be the ticket.
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Yall do know that wheelie bars are legal in stock and super stock, and we are only talking about notches on the newer cars in SS, and basically the same in stock. If you can get them under the car and don't need the notches, then it's a done deal. Is all this about notches? I must be missing something here.
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Jeff, if you read the first post it is stated that an NHRA official said nobody at NHRA thinks wheelie bars are for safety. Obviously that's an incorrect statement. That being said, maybe the new cars can find a different way to keep it safe without wheelie bar notches. Maybe this helps some of the older cars when the new ones can't launch as hard. I have noticed that none of Jeff's new cars have them, but I'm sure his opinion is the same as mine after his son drug the bumper to the 330 and made a move towards the wall in Houston. If your going to leave that hard, bars help keep everyone safe. Either way it seems like a poor choice of things to enforce.
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Well, let's say we have had some colorful commentary from the peanut gallery. Hagen is right on the money with both of his posts.
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I have to say you have handled this one like a champ. You can tell I am getting old and tired of this kind of stuff or I would have quickly jumped in this guys poop with a vengeance like I used to do! I can't believe Perrone didn't call Ed an "a$$clown" or something as colorful! He missed a perfect chance. Maybe we all are getting a little old and tired? Jim . |
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Can super stock cars notch for wheelie bars??
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To NHRA, If they do nothing for safety, take them off the pro stock and pro mod cars, see what happens! Good luck cleaning up that mess.
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BTW Bruce, If this is yours, I really like it http://dragracecentral.com/DRCPhoto.asp?ID=250328 |
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I appreciate the spirited banter, but still hold my opinion on the bars. I'm all for added safety when it comes to any racing, and hate to see anyone's ride or driver damaged/injured. I was never out to change anyone's mind, just suggest that there are other ways to skin a cat as they say. Maybe that's not allowed in this forum??? What do I know.....I'm just a little K/Stocker, right? Carry on O-Great Ones........ |
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In a weak or poor moment of judgement, Ed Wright is allowing me to stay at his house this weekend while I am at Tulsa. I won't go into details, but I can assure you that he is not envious or jealous of anyone. I cannot say the same after seeing some of the things I have seen.
I will say something that I cannot figure out. He has a library to die for and is an incredible reader, plus his shop is immaculate. As much as he entertains us here I cannot figure out how he has the time. He must have some hidden midgets under his employ. That may explain why I felt like my feet were being tickled all night. |
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Hagen,
Thanks for the comment. Kyle, You should consider creating several characters and writing a pilot for a sitcom. Your stuff is really that good. |
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Thanks Bruce. I had a book coming out, but Pedigo nixed it when he saw I kept referring to him as One Hop Bob.
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Hey Ed, I had a conversation like this with a very good friend of ours just last week. I don't have a problem with what you have posted below
except for the bracket racing statement. Ask some of your friends that have raced stock from time to time in borrowed car what they think of heads up races. I know Jack and Larry lost a tough heads up at Etown. I'm sure they wouldn't share your opinion of we are all doing the same thing. Most bracket guys have this opinion, I ignore them just about completly. If you have never been on a Q sheet for performance, had to Q to get in a race, get torn down at a race, or draw a heads up in an early round, or a late one with a car that is faster you will just never know. The wheelie bar debate. If they are allowing guys to run them, they should alow trimming for them to fit. My good friend wrecked his car 10 years ago at Atco. If he had the wheelie bars he would still have the car. It's that simple. This was before the good shocks were available, and you were winging it. Now, no matter what there is a good chance on a wheel stand you can come back for the next run. They should be run, of the car owner wants to, and be allowed to be fit accordingly. Quote:
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[quote=novassdude;387459]Since you seem to hate everything about class racing what are you doing on this site?[/qu
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This thread has some of the best comedy ever typed on the board.
Very entertaining.......................please, continue. |
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You boys get lost on your way to the buy back lane or do you have anything constructive to say?
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FYI, Class Racers are like family.........we disagree on many things, but then end result is that we love the sport and are proud of what we do...........we will argue among ourselves and beat each other up..........BUT......let an outsider come in that criticizes us and we will take them to the wood shed.....
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I could not have said it any better, thank you. |
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It appears that a lot of people who do not race Stock and Super Stock believe people who do race Stock and Super Stock desperately need their input. Odd, when people who can't, or won't, do what you're doing (or both can't and won't) seem to want to tell you how to do it better, they never quite get it right. Go figure. |
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I don't look down my nose at anyone. I do, however, get annoyed with people like you who have a habit of making a bunch of ill informed and ignorant comments such as the post I quoted. FYI, I build most everything on that car, the engine, transmission, and rear end. I don't own it, that's true. Ask Kevin about it some time, since you seem to know so much. |
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