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In all of these posts of new vs old performance, I have not seen one person mention AERODYMAMICS of the new vs old cars.
If new vs old engines and HP were all that mattered, then why are almost all of the SS/GT cars new body vehicles with mostly old engines ????? |
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On the subject of Matty boxes, traction control, etc, what happened to Top Fool that was posting on the site a few years ago and was going to present a car to NHRA and anyone else that was interested to show how electronic cheating was being done and undetectable. I've been sitting here waiting patiently for this no name guy to show us this new technology. Just joking...
Jim Caughlin SS 6019 |
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Don't think traction control would help an SS car.
(If you need that, go see East Texas Racecars LOL) Years ago when everybody thought Greg Anderson had it, before the rest discovered turning those 500" engines 10,000 RPM. A well knows group from south Texas worked at the track with the guys from MSD to investigate that. Best they could do was to NOT slow the car down. LOL Many Div 4 guys know the story. Nothing there. |
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For those of you that think it doesn't mater, Keith Lynch won round 2&3 heads up against older cars in a drag PAC challenger. That's a combination that's had around 120 hp added to it over the past three years.
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If reaction times are related to HP factors, do I get HP added or taken off? I'm confused. :o
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