Ss/vx?

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by 6130

Yeah, that's Doug Colley. He's a really cool guy. I talked to him at the Northwest Nationals in Seattle.

Here's a video of Doug taking on the SS/AH car of Jerry Jenkins last year in Sonoma:

.011 to .097 told the tale.
Want to run a slow, stick car in S/SS or StK? Then you know what needs to be done, right?

[6130]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

.011 to .097 told the tale.
Want to run a slow, stick car in S/SS or StK? Then you know what needs to be done, right?

I'm not sure what you're getting at, Mark. An .097 light is not likely to result in a round win, but when your opponent cuts an .011 light in no-box racing, there's not much that will beat that, no matter what you're driving.

No matter what the outcome, you have to admit that it was a fun match up.

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by 6130

I'm not sure what you're getting at, Mark. An .097 light is not likely to result in a round win, but when your opponent cuts an .011 light in no-box racing, there's not much that will beat that, no matter what you're driving.

No matter what the outcome, you have to admit that it was a fun match up.

It was fun to watch, but then I looked it up, and I bet it was more fun for the hemi car.
.011 is a tough one , for sure, but then there's two ends to the race track ;-)