[Billy Nees]

If you are going to race a lower classed stocker then you had better get it in your head right from the start that you are going to work at it. The tuneup has to be right for the conditions. You aren't going to just show up and race every day. You MUST have a weather station that you can trust. You WILL start looking at every flag on the grounds to get a feel for the wind (andf a wind gauge too). You have to heat them up and cool them down EXACTLY the same for each run. My best friends have watched me over the years and just laughed their tails off at what it takes to make them fairly consistant. They have tried to race my cars "their way" and had no successat all. If you want a "Bracket Stocker" then you had better build an A,B,C, car. That being said, a good lower classed car can win on a consistant track.