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48 cars in Stock at Bristol and...
...at least 7 of them are World Champs (current or former) and at least 17 of them have won a National Event. Should be one hell of a race to watch unfold.
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Re: 48 cars in Stock at Bristol and...
48 cars look at the fuel prices 4.19 to 4.25
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Re: 48 cars in Stock at Bristol and...
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Re: 48 cars in Stock at Bristol and...
If ya look their are NO cars from OH or MI in stock or SS. Who would drive past Norwalk to go to Bristol? In the future if they want cars they will not have Norwalk point race & Bristol National the same weekend!
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Re: 48 cars in Stock at Bristol and...
Hell, we can get 48 cars at an IHRA race.
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Re: 48 cars in Stock at Bristol and...
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Re: 48 cars in Stock at Bristol and...
There are some friends of mine using used auto trans fluid in their diesels. They use a 50/50 blend and they filter it down to a 2 micron filter. Runs the same, no smoke and same temp. For racers who have diesels, at least you can save a buck if you have any auto trans repair shops near you. buy the old trans fluid for next to nothing.
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I know what you are saying about the fines, my friends are using it in pickup trucks. Never heard of anyone stick a tank on them. Besides, they don't smoke and they don't smell any different.
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Re: 48 cars in Stock at Bristol and...
I'm coming in on the tail end of this and I may be misunderstanding what you're saying - if I am just ignore me - but if you're saying you don't know anyone who has had their fuel checked, now you do. Scott was in Albemarle, NC last year when he was pulled over by a NC Highway Patrolman and a DMV Enforcement officer. All that wanted was to check his diesel - he passed. $10,000 had he not. Maybe two years ago they came through Mooresville Dragway looking for stolen trailers and while they were there they checked a few diesel trucks too. No one was caught "red" handed there either. Apparently they just pull over diesels randomly.
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