Changing the indexes worked

[Steve Williams]

Originally Posted by John Kelley

Two of the bottom four went to second round ! So what is your point ?

Dialing your index is generally not conducive to going rounds. There is no room to play. If you can dial the index and win two rounds in a row, then I would say that you are pretty lucky to survive.

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by Steve Williams

Dialing your index is generally not conducive to going rounds. There is no room to play. If you can dial the index and win two rounds in a row, then I would say that you are pretty lucky to survive.

Correct me if I'm wrong but about 5-6 years ago Eric Pearson won Topeka in the AMC Spirit dialing the index.
Granted that probably won't happen again but he did do it.

[The Hawk]

Actually Ed,I think that was Bub Miller who won in Topeka. He drove that car before the late model Camaro and the Comp car. I`m sure it`s the same car that Eric drives now. You are correct though,it is possible to go rounds not running the index,just very unlikely to do it more that once.

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by Lane M Weber

Actually Ed,I think that was Bub Miller who won in Topeka. He drove that car before the late model Camaro and the Comp car. I`m sure it`s the same car that Eric drives now. You are correct though,it is possible to go rounds not running the index,just very unlikely to do it more that once.

You may be right Lane.BTW the car is here in Div 1.Mike Meier runs it in Q/SA.

[The Hawk]

I didn`t realize that Ed. Cool to know.

[Bryan Broaddus]

Two of the last 4 are Stockers. Holroyd is running Grossi Stocker Buick and Dave Moreno's Mustang is a Stocker too. I agree with Andy's Dad that Tom Watts can run under the new index. Scott Kelley ran a front drive Toyota last year in Super Stock. The SS/BX VW is their first outing with this combo. There is also at one or two other Stocker in the last 7 cars in the field, Scarth and Sorensen.

So from my perspective the index change did not work since there are still Stockers in Super Stock. I still say they should have reduced the index by .5 seconds. It would keep Super Stock Super Stock, not a combo race!

[Mark Yacavone]

I'd say it worked fine, in this respect :

They sped up the cars at the top a little, and the same for a few at the bottom .
It's supposed to be a performance eliminator, right?
Every time someone brings up " No heads up in the eliminator" , 90% of the guys here jump up and down in unison , shouting " No way! I'll quit first! "
So what's the problem?

[Steve Williams]

Originally Posted by Bryan Broaddus

Two of the last 4 are Stockers. Holroyd is running Grossi Stocker Buick and Dave Moreno's Mustang is a Stocker too. I agree with Andy's Dad that Tom Watts can run under the new index. Scott Kelley ran a front drive Toyota last year in Super Stock. The SS/BX VW is their first outing with this combo. There is also at one or two other Stocker in the last 7 cars in the field, Scarth and Sorensen.

So from my perspective the index change did not work since there are still Stockers in Super Stock. I still say they should have reduced the index by .5 seconds. It would keep Super Stock Super Stock, not a combo race!

Bryan,

You are right on with that. If you want to change to SS then you have been warned.

[Michael Beard]

Maybe they should've reduced the indexes by 1.00, and removed the AHFS completely. There, y'all can go as fast as you want. Everybody happy? Aww, somebody can't run the index then? Maybe they should just "quit whining and work harder".

The Country Club will end up destroying itself. Way to go.