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Originally Posted by Gary Smith
Floyd you need better reading glasses....First off, I never said anything about changing anything. I have been on point about this format and idea from the start and have not strayed. The PINKS idea is still the PINKS deal, while the HRA's can do whatever they want. I simply presented the PINKS deal AS AN ALTERNATIVE AND SIMPLIFIED PROGRAM, NOT TAKING OVER, CHANGING, OR REPLACING.
Second, if Bruton Smith was going to offer a CIC program, where the hell was he a month, year or 2 years ago? Stepping into this thread with a sudden Zmax program wasn't going about it the right way, only attempt to sabotage mine.
This debate is becoming a waste of time. Please, if you're so adamant about ripping this idea apart, why not ignore it and move on, or take it to James Perrone since he apparently has all the answers to a perfect program.
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My eyesight is exceptional but thanks for asking. You may want to read both of your threads regarding this issue. You have constantly bashed NHRA and the current format we run. You have stated that this is a viable source for the future of S/SS racing and that we all should give it a try to improve support of S/SS. However when someone like me(who has every right to post on this site) wants to point out FACTS of the many differences of our class and question your statements on making the Class better by running PINKS you get your panties in a bunch. Why don't you just cancel you NHRA membership (if you already haven't) and move on. If you like PINKS and Rich so much then have at it. But don't try to make it sound like you have an alternative to our classes when the PINKS format has nothing to do with nor even remotely resembles S/SS racing. I as many other S/SS racers feel we can continue to grow our classes by EXPLAINING THE TRUE FUNDEMENTALS OF STOCK AND SUPERSTOCK racing to our youth. This is why I got the local high school involved building my new car as well as the last one. They are excited to understand the indexes and classes and cant wait to see the first pass. That is how you grow the format, not by pushing it in another direction.