Just a random question

[greg fulk]

Chad I have to agree... my car would have (with the #'s that are up now) been in the 1teens on the sheet BUT @ work with only 11 years their I'm 1 of the "young" guys... we have this thing out @ the fair grounds called a Harley Rodeo...Sooo I cant get any time off... would have love to have went last year as my car won the U.S. Nationals back in 1988. But theirs always 2013 for a 25 reuinon

[Michael Pliska]

I saw Hal & Joe at this past weekend's National Open, just hanging out watching the combo class run. I had to run back as my class was called, so didn't get to chat with them. Last I saw they don't have a toterhome, so it would be an awfully expensive trip for them.

Regards,

[Mark Faul]

Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes

well I wasn't calling anyone by name, there are several very fast cars not on the list. However Sorensen is one of them. And since Joe's self appointed mouth piece decided to speak up, I'll respond. The "$2500 and you can see the motor is utter BS.

I'll give you a more realistic idea. He tows to a neutral division race (we'll use the sportsnationals in Belle Rose as an example). He makes a run which would weather factor to within the record backup of his record run. He then submits to a nice, thorough D4 teardown and tech inspection. If he passes, his fuel bill gets paid ( notice that at this time I am not offering to pay the fuel bill, this is just discussion), a beer, and the recognition as the baddest man in the land.

Why, you ask? well after the way the D6 crew handled "radiatorgate", I would prefer someone ELSE put their eyes on it. PS i have no interest in the intake for $500, $5000, or for free.

Why is it that whenever anyone puts a challenge out there like "show up at this track, or that track" that's "neutral", it's always closer and more convenient for the challenger? Pensacola to Belle Rose-268 miles. Woodburn, OR to Belle Rose-2542 miles. Why not drive yourself to Las Vegas and bring a tech inspector of your choice and go to a track where there's no danger of going -1.40!

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by Mark Faul

Why is it that whenever anyone puts a challenge out there like "show up at this track, or that track" that's "neutral", it's always closer and more convenient for the challenger? Pensacola to Belle Rose-268 miles. Woodburn, OR to Belle Rose-2542 miles. Why not drive yourself to Las Vegas and bring a tech inspector of your choice and go to a track where there's no danger of going -1.40!

what part of "example" couldn't you read. I just picked a track, it could be anywhere with competent tech. and for the no danger of -1.40, I want to see scoreboard numbers, not mathemateical calculations. 1.40 under in AA/SA is a 9.50, i think he is safe there

[Mark Faul]

Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes

what part of "example" couldn't you read. I just picked a track, it could be anywhere with competent tech. and for the no danger of -1.40, I want to see scoreboard numbers, not mathemateical calculations. 1.40 under in AA/SA is a 9.50, i think he is safe there

The first thing you would see would be taillights, IF you were to show up.

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by Mark Faul

The first thing you would see would be taillights, IF you were to show up.

Mark, that was never a question. If we were that fast and legal, I wouldn't wonder how he did it. thanks for that Captain obvious.

[Mark Faul]

Happy to help with the obvious. Maybe they do it with hard work, lots of testing, a phenomenal car, and fine tuning everything on the engine and car.
But lets just say they must not be legal since they're fast....

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by Mark Faul

Happy to help with the obvious. Maybe they do it with hard work, lots of testing, a phenomenal car, and fine tuning everything on the engine and car.
But lets just say they must not be legal since they're fast....

I never stated that the car wasn't legal, actually I hope it is. However if i had a hotrod that fast, you'd have to shoot me to keep me from trying to make the new CJ's run hard to win class at Indy.

[Tommy Gaynor]

Work hard in school save up lots of penny's then you can come play with the big boys!