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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Alpharetta, GA
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Glendale, Arizona
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Like any other eliminator, it depends on the class you choose to race. Comp Eliminator allows more creativity than other eliminators as regards to classes and engines to run. Myself, I believe I am the only racer in the country building a Ford to run Super Modified class and its not a FWD car either, its a RWD car. Can the Ford engine make the power to run against the Chevy powered cars in the class? I believe so and realize like everything in life, there is a learning curve. As an engineer, I enjoy challenge. I have been told by many that I am crazy to run a Ford. Nevertheless, a guy that I admire and respect very much as a racer, Mr. Jim Waldo, said to me, "Many years ago I was told I was wasting my time running the Ford Fairline. That made me work harder to prove others they were wrong". The results of Jim Waldo's racing career with Ford products speak by themselves and I believe that if Jim had built a Super Stock or Modified Eliminator car, he would have been successful too. |
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