Advice for new guy getting started

nickh · 09-14-2022, 02:54 PM

I had a Chevy Cobalt SS (sport sedan w/o supercharger) Had the car sitting in my driveway, car ran great. After talking with Billy, Yac and some others and seeing what Billy was going thru with his computer I decided to shelf the idea and sold the car. It was going to take much more that what I anticipated to get the car to be competitive running in class. The best advice is listen to what these guys are recommending they have been through this many times. I admire Billy and the cars he runs, love his Nova since I am a Nova fan. I appreciate the advise very much that these guys gave me.

Sometimes you can find some great deals with cars that are already built, and sorted out. I am semi retired, yet still keep my eyes open for deals that are out there and already sorted out.

09-14-2022, 02:54 PM	#22
nickh Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Houston,Texas Posts: 826 Likes: 3,588 Liked 654 Times in 196 Posts	Re: Advice for new guy getting started I had a Chevy Cobalt SS (sport sedan w/o supercharger) Had the car sitting in my driveway, car ran great. After talking with Billy, Yac and some others and seeing what Billy was going thru with his computer I decided to shelf the idea and sold the car. It was going to take much more that what I anticipated to get the car to be competitive running in class. The best advice is listen to what these guys are recommending they have been through this many times. I admire Billy and the cars he runs, love his Nova since I am a Nova fan. I appreciate the advise very much that these guys gave me. Sometimes you can find some great deals with cars that are already built, and sorted out. I am semi retired, yet still keep my eyes open for deals that are out there and already sorted out. Last edited by nickh; 09-14-2022 at 02:56 PM.