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Doug Blackley 09-12-2010 03:22 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason Fuller (Post 209514)
Do you think he lifted in order not to have to run a parachute? Wow....It's unreal how these cars don't make the huge wheel stands like those 67 A/S Camaros....Does anyone of these cars lift the front wheels past the 60 ft. Clocks yet? What's their best 60ft ?
His 60' was a 1.38 and no he did not lift. I had the best seat in the house for that run and the other side of that time slip.
Jack..sorry to hear you broke. Bringing out the 'bird for the rest of the season?

thomas sheehan 09-12-2010 04:30 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
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Originally Posted by art leong (Post 209879)
I meant Superstock in the second round looks like 3 bye runs.
Art

I'll answer your question on why was there three bye runs in round 2 of SS.
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Sal Biondo had the scheduled rd 2 bye after getting a bye run in rd 1 (when #2 qualifier frank modugno was a no-show).

David Barton got a rd 2 bye because #1 qualifier and record setter (joe garbarine) did not show for his first rd bye (and gave David a free pass in rd 2).

Frank Aragona got a free run in rd 2 also because his opponent was supposed to be the winner of the Greg Porter (who no-showed for rd 1) and Rich Diorio. Rich attempted his bye but something happened to his throttle (stuck???) and after a long burnout, he shut off and was pushed back (don't know if he was dq'ed or broke). That gave Aragona the rd 2 bye.

z28camaroman 09-12-2010 04:47 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
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Originally Posted by Casey Miles (Post 209479)
AA/S Mustang, 9.37 @ 147 and change, I'm glad NHRA gave them HP! Made a big difference, didn't it???

Casey Miles
248H Stock?
Maybe another 300 lbs in the car will do the trick.........

Jerry

#1710

Jack Matyas 09-12-2010 05:03 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
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Originally Posted by z28camaroman (Post 210014)
Maybe another 300 lbs in the car will do the trick.........

Jerry

#1710
Jerry - I'd like to have what he spent this weekend - after watching teardown Friday afternoon that had at least 5 guys working on that CJ it left on an open trailer to a unknown shop to be put back together and I watched it come back into the track early Saturday morning on the same trailer to race first round - and it ran well . And truthfully after seeing that engine apart I hope they sell them with a very thick manual ........................As a side note - the "crew" that were working on his CJ worked better together than some Top Fuel teams I've watched ! ! !

Bryan Worner 09-12-2010 05:21 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
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Originally Posted by joe176 (Post 209962)
SS at Atco definately...according to Vinny Barone who's car is in the final.....Alcohol at Reading Nats ?.
And what a very fortunate break for them!! Broke the motor in the semis!!! I understand Zane was waiting in the lanes for the final, when they called it due to curfew!!!

Sal Biondo 09-12-2010 07:35 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
Wrong info. Motor was not broke, was on my way to the lanes.

Jason Fuller 09-12-2010 07:40 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jack matyas (Post 210051)
jerry - i'd like to have what he spent this weekend - after watching teardown friday afternoon that had at least 5 guys working on that cj it left on an open trailer to a unknown shop to be put back together and i watched it come back into the track early saturday morning on the same trailer to race first round - and it ran well . And truthfully after seeing that engine apart i hope they sell them with a very thick manual ........................as a side note - the "crew" that were working on his cj worked better together than some top fuel teams i've watched ! ! !
cubic money in stock eliminator, gotta love it! Why not race comp eliminator?

Jason Fuller 09-12-2010 07:42 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug Blackley (Post 209990)
His 60' was a 1.38 and no he did not lift. I had the best seat in the house for that run and the other side of that time slip.
Jack..sorry to hear you broke. Bringing out the 'bird for the rest of the season?
Thanks Doug..

Sean Cour 09-12-2010 08:09 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason Fuller (Post 210077)
cubic money in stock eliminator, gotta love it! Why not race comp eliminator?
Why not just race?

Mack Reeves 09-12-2010 08:16 PM
Re: Live from Englishtown - NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series
 
Hey Jack, sorry to hear about your problems this weekend... Been busy working on the "Loud One" and haven't been here much.. Mack


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