Re: Mustang Pro Stock?
Lookiing at the "Speedtalk" thread, it looks like some of what I predicted is coming true.. Nothing really new there except there are a few new players. Old heads (refined) IHRA technology, Ford part numbers. Doesn't sound like anything a a rich Ford fanatic couldn't pull off with a little politic-ing and some time in a machine shop.
I'm glad it's happening--it's about time "they" statr putting realistic pieces in cars instead of one-off stuff presented as "stock"
Oh, I know the parts are rare & extremely expensive, but at least they're not ntouchable
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