Ready for another race at Farmington??
- Thread starter Sydwyndr
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Since when???
Easy enuf to answer!! It's imported from Australia!!!
I like the idea of a race at farmington... just not in the snow!!
Originally posted by Daves69
Hey Clint since when did Oldsmoblie make a right hand drive Cutlass??
Easy enuf to answer!! It's imported from Australia!!!
I like the idea of a race at farmington... just not in the snow!!
Clint,
A few things I'd like to ask about for this event:
A.) There be a drivers meeting sometime before either qualifying or eliminations.
B.) That the tree is run off the computer, and that "double-bulbing" is a foul.
C.) That no delay boxes, etc. be allowed.
K.
A few things I'd like to ask about for this event:
A.) There be a drivers meeting sometime before either qualifying or eliminations.
B.) That the tree is run off the computer, and that "double-bulbing" is a foul.
C.) That no delay boxes, etc. be allowed.
K.
linked up...
Just got the event added over here:
http://****************/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=18994
The date has a link to the flyer also!!
K.
Just got the event added over here:
http://****************/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=18994
The date has a link to the flyer also!!
K.
Trying to get "BlueByU" done in time for this race. Are twin turbos going to be allowed?
I'm trying to figure out ways to add weight & get it up to the 3400lb. rule, while maintaining the 24psi of boost TSM rule. How about liquid intercoolers and BGC intakes?
K.
Originally posted by sydwyndr
I would have to say no twins, single turbo only no size limit tho
ok then, "bluebyou" can only run 5 psi of boost and no nos.
D**n and I had planned on running (2) stock turbos with a set of ATR headers.
I guess I'll have to go to plan-B and run a TSE-88 and a 50-shot to spool it off the line.
K.
??? Rules...
Clint,
Something that just crossed my mind... If you leave the rules as they are, very open with the 3400lb limit, '109 block, 10.5" tire. How about letting in non-Buick bodied cars (aka hybrids) to compete. You could call it a "109 Outlaw class".
I don't think body differences would make that much difference through the 1/8mi. As long as they have a '109 block and meet the other few rules.
(2) cars that come to mind for competing in this form would be the '89 turbo T/A's, and a local guy with a '67(?) Firebird that meets all the current rules.
K.
Clint,
Something that just crossed my mind... If you leave the rules as they are, very open with the 3400lb limit, '109 block, 10.5" tire. How about letting in non-Buick bodied cars (aka hybrids) to compete. You could call it a "109 Outlaw class".
I don't think body differences would make that much difference through the 1/8mi. As long as they have a '109 block and meet the other few rules.
(2) cars that come to mind for competing in this form would be the '89 turbo T/A's, and a local guy with a '67(?) Firebird that meets all the current rules.
K.
Originally posted by sydwyndr
im here for the racers, not for me so what about 109 block, 3400lb and 29 x 11.5 slicks... kinda TSM ready huh
Most other classes, TSM included, are 28x10.5 for slicks... why the bigger tires?
Why not just use the TSM rules?
S.
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