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art leong · 12-26-2009, 05:37 PM

Been on both sides of this fence.
In the early years.We ran a B/SA car never lost a class run Usually 3 to 5 cars in the class, if you lost you went home, no qualifiers.
Now I have an Oddball car There are only 2 others in the country. I built the car I have because I don't want to get involved with who can cheat the most and not get caught. It is pounds per cube, I can do anything to the motor I want. They just check cubic inches, wheelbase, and overhang. and I'm on my way.
I suspect most if not all of the highly contested class cars could be sent home if a rule here or there was enforced. I am not accusing anyone. Just stating my feelings. When in Rome you have to speak Italian or you don't get the pizza.
If you don't have to battle someone it costs a lot less money. And I guess thats what people don't like.

12-26-2009, 05:37 PM	#5
art leong VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Richmond Hill, Georgia Posts: 2,003 Likes: 0 Liked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Class win Been on both sides of this fence. In the early years.We ran a B/SA car never lost a class run Usually 3 to 5 cars in the class, if you lost you went home, no qualifiers. Now I have an Oddball car There are only 2 others in the country. I built the car I have because I don't want to get involved with who can cheat the most and not get caught. It is pounds per cube, I can do anything to the motor I want. They just check cubic inches, wheelbase, and overhang. and I'm on my way. I suspect most if not all of the highly contested class cars could be sent home if a rule here or there was enforced. I am not accusing anyone. Just stating my feelings. When in Rome you have to speak Italian or you don't get the pizza. If you don't have to battle someone it costs a lot less money. And I guess thats what people don't like. __________________ Art Leong 2095 SS