OLD Modified Corvettes

randy wilson · 12-12-2013, 04:55 PM

Also, I'll furnish the P&G gauge, and the fuel check tool, and we could use portable scales at all events. Weigh after each round, fuel check final 4, and P&G the finalists.I have an oil sniffer somewhere I gave $1,900 for, I'll try to find, but we could select a committee to police ourselves. If I can't find it, we could take an oil sample to a lab, and have it diagnosed if we think someone is adding something to the oil, to bleed past the rings, or ingesting it into the engine someway. Real hard to cheat with the actual head company making the final decision. After all, they produce the head. I know comp guys are pretty intuitive, but I think we can keep one step ahead of them . Make the rules black, and white. No grey areas.

12-12-2013, 04:55 PM	#11
randy wilson Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: N/A Posts: 882 Likes: 0 Liked 22 Times in 22 Posts	Re: OLD Modified Corvettes Also, I'll furnish the P&G gauge, and the fuel check tool, and we could use portable scales at all events. Weigh after each round, fuel check final 4, and P&G the finalists.I have an oil sniffer somewhere I gave $1,900 for, I'll try to find, but we could select a committee to police ourselves. If I can't find it, we could take an oil sample to a lab, and have it diagnosed if we think someone is adding something to the oil, to bleed past the rings, or ingesting it into the engine someway. Real hard to cheat with the actual head company making the final decision. After all, they produce the head. I know comp guys are pretty intuitive, but I think we can keep one step ahead of them . Make the rules black, and white. No grey areas. __________________ don,t have one