Extict A car...

[bigshow2966]

Originally Posted by Bob Mulry

I was once fired from a job as a Service Manager for a Cadillac store. They told me that "they had some new plans and I wasn't a part of them"



Take care,
Bob

If it makes you feel any better, I was fired from a service writer's job for the same reason.

2 years later the place lost their franchise and is now closed.

I'm doing very well though.

[John Duzac]

Some of you guys may not agree with me but if I was ever in a position where I was up against a bogus car for class, I would make him go as far under as I could so he would hit the H.P. trigger. I know everyone would do the same. The only thing I would do different, I would remove every extra pound of weight I could. You are going to get beat anyway right? So who cares how light your car is? Take out 150 pounds and make that guy to -140 to -160 under to beat you. Any if we did that it would not take very long before the H.P. would be adjusted to a fair rating.

[Barry Polley]

Originally Posted by Bridgewater7185

Very well put Bob, I don't know if we have time for this? I for 1 have 3 dogs in this hunt and not to mention the LS-1 which has been beaten beond recognition! How much does a fella have to take (I know Cour...work on my stuff and quit crying) I'm for an FX class just like they did the FIA. Funny cars W/Puffers...?...WTF...over

I totally agree. How do they police a supercharger? NFW. How do they police a good lap top tuner or even the new engine specs? The comments made about working on our stuff? I don't think we have any less time than any others working on our stuff. The point the new car guys are missing is they are not the blame however........ They are capitalizing on a bad call. Give them there own classes and lets get back to racing.

BP

[Barry Polley]

Originally Posted by John Duzac

Some of you guys may not agree with me but if I was ever in a position where I was up against a bogus car for class, I would make him go as far under as I could so he would hit the H.P. trigger. I know everyone would do the same. The only thing I would do different, I would remove every extra pound of weight I could. You are going to get beat anyway right? So who cares how light your car is? Take out 150 pounds and make that guy to -140 to -160 under to beat you. Any if we did that it would not take very long before the H.P. would be adjusted to a fair rating.

Problem is John, you take a harder class average hit. You get screwed in the long haul. I saw heads up fast (real stockers) hit the brakes and push those cars as far as they could. That was the best case scenario in my opinion.

BP

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by John Duzac

Some of you guys may not agree with me but if I was ever in a position where I was up against a bogus car for class, I would make him go as far under as I could so he would hit the H.P. trigger. I know everyone would do the same. The only thing I would do different, I would remove every extra pound of weight I could. You are going to get beat anyway right? So who cares how light your car is? Take out 150 pounds and make that guy to -140 to -160 under to beat you. Any if we did that it would not take very long before the H.P. would be adjusted to a fair rating.

aside from hurting your own average, very good idea. I also think that leaving these cars unchecked will lead to more, and more flagrant "working outside of the rules" by conventional stockers trying to keep up with these cars, even though it is an exercise in futility

[NewHemi]

Ever since I bought DP #24, and we began building it, we have been wishing for a separate class to run in...

And that isn't because of all the whining and gnashing of teeth here, but because it would be more fun that way.

Now after seeing a total of 13 drag paks show up in Indy, I think it would be even better than I had originally thought... Give us our own class, along with the naturally aspirated CJs, (stick the blown CJs into their own class), and everyone will have have fun.... And we will also find out how fast these cars can really run, since HP wouldn't matter...

I am convinced that there would still be a lot of whining here though. People will be crying because the new cars got "special treatment" or they will find some other reason... But if not not for whining and crying, what would some of the guys here do? Go racing? Some already do race, and a very few of them are actually affected by the new cars.. the rest? Well, not so much.......

But look guys, I agree with you! Give us our own class, and all will be right in the world..

David
The New Hemi Guy

[Barry Polley]

Originally Posted by NewHemi

Ever since I bought DP #24, and we began building it, we have been wishing for a separate class to run in...

And that isn't because of all the whining and gnashing of teeth here, but because it would be more fun that way.

Now after seeing a total of 13 drag paks show up in Indy, I think it would be even better than I had originally thought... Give us our own class, along with the naturally aspirated CJs, (stick the blown CJs into their own class), and everyone will have have fun.... And we will also find out how fast these cars can really run, since HP wouldn't matter...

I am convinced that there would still be a lot of whining here though. People will be crying because the new cars got "special treatment" or they will find some other reason... But if not not for whining and crying, what would some of the guys here do? Go racing? Some already do race, and a very few of them are actually affected by the new cars.. the rest? Well, not so much.......

But look guys, I agree with you! Give us our own class, and all will be right in the world..

David
The New Hemi Guy

Thanks for your input David. I don't usually get involved in the hype however, this just set us back 2 or more years not to mention any stocker value a muscle car had. The fastest stockers in the country don't have a shot competing with the performance. Guess we will wait and see.

BP