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chebby2 03-22-2011 06:51 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
Sherm should switch to goodyear, mine don't put out that much smoke

Dave Steltz 03-22-2011 07:26 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by BLIND MULE (Post 247813)
Well take up needle point then.
No offense, but until you have been run over by some one using up his brakes at the top at over 150 mph (for any reason much less trying to get a win), dont make STUPID comments...its aint fun, ask me how I know...

BLIND MULE 03-22-2011 08:05 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Steltz (Post 247861)
No offense, but until you have been run over by some one using up his brakes at the top at over 150 mph (for any reason much less trying to get a win), dont make STUPID comments...its aint fun, ask me how I know...
I Have been there. I couldn't walk the next morning because I was so sore. So I guess I'm more qualified to make "STUPID" comments than any of these other idiots making comments.

Manny Sousa 03-22-2011 08:19 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
Great Job Sherman!!!

Dave Steltz 03-23-2011 02:34 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by BLIND MULE (Post 247873)
I Have been there. I couldn't walk the next morning because I was so sore. So I guess I'm more qualified to make "STUPID" comments than any of these other idiots making comments.
Like I said no offense meant, and if you have been a "recipient" of someones excessive braking and losing control then you know how I feel...

I'm not saying that locking up the front wheels doesnt happen, I've done it but not on purpose, it was more track conditions...but the guys who do it on a regular basis and brake slam with no regard to safety, I have no respect for, regardless of what they have won or not won, and I dont care if they have 50 Wallys...

SG1809 03-23-2011 05:22 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Steltz (Post 248059)
Like I said no offense meant, and if you have been a "recipient" of someones excessive braking and losing control then you know how I feel...

I'm not saying that locking up the front wheels doesnt happen, I've done it but not on purpose, it was more track conditions...but the guys who do it on a regular basis and brake slam with no regard to safety, I have no respect for, regardless of what they have won or not won, and I dont care if they have 50 Wallys...
I agree with Dave, doing that is a total disregard for safety. I've seen this happen too many times. Several times with very serious results. Is it really worth it????
Pat I
Sg1809

Mickey Whaley 03-23-2011 08:02 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
Has anyone ask sherman if he hit the brakes that hard to smoke the tires get the facts before you make comments keyboard racers. He told me his vaccum pump tank was full and overflowed onto the chassis and got loose.

Rich Biebel 03-23-2011 08:42 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
OH!! Yes I see that happen a lot......:rolleyes:

CBS 03-23-2011 09:13 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
See I told ya.....lol

Bruce Adams 03-23-2011 09:35 PM
Re: Engine problem or excessive braking
 
Glad we got this fixed YALL, Shermanater !!!


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