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Ed Wright 07-01-2012 04:02 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
That makes no damn sense at all!

Tim Lisson 07-01-2012 04:08 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
I agree a 100% with you guys on Cours fuel. There is a thread right now discussing getting "new" blood to the sport of stock, then NHRA throws a young out during eliminations for fuel, wtf? Maybe they should asked him for another sample or bring fuel up. I'm not there and don't know the story but it sure seems wrong to me.

69Cobra 07-01-2012 04:13 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
A question I'm asking myself is, is there an illegal fuel that will give you a consistency advantage over the approved fuels???? Not that, that has happened here but is that the reason they are policing this? I've never ran alcohol before but from what I know its not a legal fuel for S/SS but I've been told its very consistent compared to regular "gas". Again, I have no knowledge of this particular situation but I wouldn't put it pass someone from trying it at a race that doesn't run class. Just thinking out loud.

FINESPLINE 07-01-2012 05:36 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
Question----- If you fail to pass fuel check, can you appeal and have them recheck the sample or draw another sample right there and then ?

Andys dad 07-01-2012 05:48 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
The pisser is that I am waiting to watch NHRA drag racing on ESPN2 right now

I have said it before there is nothing they can do to make us quit we are addicted and there is no cure

We learn not to expect rational intelligent thought when NHRA makes a decision

Ron

SS/GSI 07-01-2012 09:15 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
Fuel check has been a s#*show at lots of events, and I can say with confidence that the fuel test machine was most likely not properly sanitized or neutralized, whatever you wanna call it. Slightly similar event, we were at Belle Rose for the Sportsnaionals and after winning the first round of the CIC race we were DQ'd for being too light; however we had made over five passes that week and were VERY HEAVY! When my brother told them that it was impossible he was told to start his car and leave immediately. Pissed off, once I found out, I went to the scales and lost it on the official and he then, all the sudden, had an epiphany noticing that lots of cars were weighing light and called all "wining cars" back to weight. Don't you know, everybody weighed in right! Just my 2cents.

Jim Wahl 07-01-2012 10:04 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by FINESPLINE (Post 333601)
Question----- If you fail to pass fuel check, can you appeal and have them recheck the sample or draw another sample right there and then ?

You can ask, however there is a 99% chance they will say no. I would say it depends on who is checking the fuel and what kind of mood they are in. Jim

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Ed Wright 07-01-2012 10:06 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Wahl (Post 333643)
You can ask, however there is a 99% chance they will say no. I would say it depends on who is checking the fuel and what kind of mood they are in. Jim

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And your attitude when you ask.

KRatcliff 07-01-2012 10:08 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
...and if you bribe them with Dublin Dr. Peppers. That has been my tear down prevention fee all year.

FINESPLINE 07-01-2012 10:16 PM

Re: "Live" from Route 66 Jegs All-Stars Nationals in Joliet
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Wahl (Post 333643)
You can ask, however there is a 99% chance they will say no. I would say it depends on who is checking the fuel and what kind of mood they are in. Jim

.

I know this saying is old ---------BUT ISN'T THIS THEIR JOB ? I mean if the car passed fuel check each time and then fails wouldn't it send up a red flag. I guess it is at the discretion of the official. WHAT A FEELING OF POWER !


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