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Why does everything turn personal on here? Then you go to the track and you guys are like a church mouse........I know people have talked s..t about me on here before then if we’re at the same race they just walk on by and don’t say anything.......
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a few years ago there were quite a few hemi shootouts. the mentallity for that is peddle to the metal. heck with the index. we also had many builders who are very good at making those things run. i wish farmer dismuke was still here, bet the indexs would be a little closer for all. :rolleyes:
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I’m easy to find. If you race.
If you don’t want to be offended don’t read Otherwise look me I’m offended by the stupidity the people post here got it Back to the Baby Gators 🐊 |
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You know something is wrong with the index when so few Hemi cars are at the Gators. Lots of good running cars at Indy didn't qualify or were way down the list. You shouldn't need to have an oddball combo to make the field.
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i have nothing against the Hemi guys, just saying 3ths off with a stoke of a pen {twice total}, come on, i would have kept my J car,if they would have did that for a poor old steel headed Carb motor. LOL
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I think a better option for the AH stuff would have been to let those cars back into SS/A or SS/AA...and make AH a shootout only deal with a 9.30, maybe 9.40 index. |
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[QUOTE=Erik Jones;584632]For anyone to imply the reason that Cottens car is fast is because its under factored and he just wrote me a big check is the most ignorant thing i have ever heard. The only one responsible for his car being fast is Mike Cotten..... I could give any one of you guys his engine and you couldn't hit your ***** with both hands let alone it would have the rods laying on the track in 2 passes.
The main thing NHRA needs to do is add SS/KJ "Keyboard Jockey" to the classification guide...... Erik as an engine builder can you help explain how racers and fans can tell which engines are "soft" in Stock/Super Stock. There are so many combos these days and hard to follow and understand. Do we just look at cubic inches and number of carbs to NHRA horsepower rating? Does a brand make a difference such as Chevy against Mopar against Ford? Some seem easier to understand like when the same size cubic inch engine is NHRA rated 30 horsepower different between combos...Or a larger cubic inch engine is NHRA rated lower than a smaller engine. |
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