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[Larry Hill]

I think he will receive 26 HP for his efforts and with that the car will fit
FS/D,E, F.

It’s always fun to turn’m loose!

Congrats

[Frank Castros]

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

I think he will receive 26 HP for his efforts and with that the car will fit
FS/D,E, F.

It’s always fun to turn’m loose!

Congrats

Let the big dogs run!

[Frank Castros]

And he did it at a track at 1,000 altitude.

[gsa612]

Originally Posted by Frank Castros

And he did it at a track at 1,000 altitude.

It's 1200 ft used to be factored.Another rocket was Sorenson went 10.90 with a 1.38 60 ft.in that air in G/SA !...gsa612

[Larry Curtis]

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

I think he will receive 26 HP for his efforts and with that the car will fit
FS/D,E, F.

It’s always fun to turn’m loose!

Congrats

Thank you, my math puts it at FS/E, F or G but I could be wrong. It is a 5.7 Stick car. It has always been a 5.7 or 6.1. Never a 360. It was fun and I earned my first Wally. I am super excited to see what the future holds.

[jmcarter]

Thanks for the clarification Larry, I should have never doubted Schaechter. Go turn some heads at the Big Go.

[Larry Curtis]

Originally Posted by jmcarter

Thanks for the clarification Larry, I should have never doubted Schaechter. Go turn some heads at the Big Go.

Thank you Jim. Unfortunately I will not be able to get to Indy. I am a College Teacher and classes started today so I cannot get away.

[Bobby DiDomenico]

Originally Posted by Larry Curtis

Thank you Jim. Unfortunately I will not be able to get to Indy. I am a College Teacher and classes started today so I cannot get away.

Larry you would be the student body hero of the campus when word spread you missed a week to go racing!

[jmcarter]

Originally Posted by Bobby DiDomenico

Larry you would be the student body hero of the campus when word spread you missed a week to go racing!

In our day, yes. Today his classes might get picketed for his wonton destruction of the environment. Not going political, just making the point that today’s youth are largely indifferent to the car culture. My soon to be 14 YO grandson is a baseball enthusiast, great kid with a unbelievable work ethic. When I asked him about getting his driver’s permit he was largely ho-hum about it. His free time is absorbed by baseball, PlayStation and an electronics fixation that requires a set daily time limit. I haven’t given up, have him moving vehicles around but don’t see the trend reversing.

[Larry Curtis]

Originally Posted by Bobby DiDomenico

Larry you would be the student body hero of the campus when word spread you missed a week to go racing!

Bobby, maybe when I have tenure.