stock and super stock racing

[treessavoy]

The answer is very simple: if you run off records there won't be any racing except rich people! That's one reason why it was changed to index racing.

I can run 5 or 6 under with my Max wedge because I do it all on my own budget; the killers in the same class can run a full second or more under because they have sponsors and money, why would I want to continue racing?

JimR

[art leong]

Originally Posted by treessavoy

The answer is very simple: if you run off records there won't be any racing except rich people! That's one reason why it was changed to index racing.

I can run 5 or 6 under with my Max wedge because I do it all on my own budget; the killers in the same class can run a full second or more under because they have sponsors and money, why would I want to continue racing?

JimR

In stock if NHRA did their job enforcing the rules. The high dollar guy would not have as much of an advantage.

[Michael Colaluca]

The high dollar guy will always have the advantage in heads up racing. No matter how you look at it.

[7423]

Originally Posted by art leong

In stock if NHRA did their job enforcing the rules. The high dollar guy would not have as much of an advantage.

Are you suggesting that the "high dollar guy"......................well,....................... what is the term.................................not legal?

The racer that has the most money to spend will have the fastest car. Always been that way and always will be that way. There are no rules to enforce that will change that. The racer that owns the slower car can either lift at 1000ft and pick a safe ladder spot or chance getting their butt kicked in a round 1 heads up race. Ask me how I know that.

[KRatcliff]

Originally Posted by 7423

The racer that has the most money to spend will have the fastest car. Always been that way and always will be that way....

Sorta. Not that money doesn't help, but money cannot buy everything. Hard work and innovation plays a major role, also.

[Mark Yacavone]

The most under- rated combo in S/SS will ultimately be the fastest.

You just have think outside the box and not follow the herd.

[Greg Hill]

Spending your money in the right places is extremely important.

[Michael Colaluca]

Money can buy hard work and innovation!

[art leong]

Originally Posted by 7423

Are you suggesting that the "high dollar guy"......................well,....................... what is the term.................................not legal?

The racer that has the most money to spend will have the fastest car. Always been that way and always will be that way. There are no rules to enforce that will change that. The racer that owns the slower car can either lift at 1000ft and pick a safe ladder spot or chance getting their butt kicked in a round 1 heads up race. Ask me how I know that.

I'm suggesting that it costs quite a bit of money to make an illegal part seem legal. Such as the multi thousand dollar valve job. And what happens when the faster car plays games and gets the "safe" spot too.

[Ron E]

Even with everything by-the-book legal, it's hard to beat money. A serious well funded S-S/S'er who buys and tests 5 times as many cams, converters, gear sets, headers, wheel/tire combos, etc., etc., is hard to overcome. not to mention, lots of dyno time and testing, always fresh slicks....