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cgall 03-31-2017 11:50 AM
Re: Comp racers seek to show eliminator is very much alive
 
I am surprised that they have not already reduced the number of events, running at the regionals such as TAD and TAFC.

boostedf22c 04-02-2017 10:35 PM
Re: Comp racers seek to show eliminator is very much alive
 
I mean you'd be lying if you said that all forms of class racing aren't seeing a decline turnout?

lynn engels 04-06-2017 10:02 PM
Re: Comp racers seek to show eliminator is very much alive
 
for all of you who say you would like to run comp but its to expensive here you go, fastest d/e/d in the country, everything fresh ready to go, no. 1 qualifier at gainsville. price not much more than a new superstock motor, if interested call 605/237/2357 lynn engels

randy wilson 04-07-2017 09:40 AM
Re: Comp racers seek to show eliminator is very much alive
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone (Post 531047)
Not much interest over here, I see.
I was thinking a few guys would offer suggestions to help our Comp friends.

How about a nostalgia Super Modified for 1st gen Camaros and Chevy II's ?
Maybe a spec or crate motor, stick shift deal?
Main problem with one class and index...As soon as one guy beats up the index, the rest of the new guys will be chasing him around with pitchforks.
Maybe this one needs some fine tuning.
A place to start a dialogue from, anyway.
I like this. But we were basically turned down because they didn't think the class would be fast enough with a spec head. Crate anything will never go over in comp.

randy wilson 04-07-2017 09:43 AM
Re: Comp racers seek to show eliminator is very much alive
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by killintime6968 (Post 531057)
I too would love to run comp, but the cost factor we kill me. Not many people can afford to be on the dyno at least once a month or more. Also in the old school modified classes it would be to hard to police the cylinder heads no matter what rules dictate. Somebody will always find a way to bend them. They have been many posts on the subject on Spec heads and engines but once again someone will bend the rules.

Bruce Cameron
68 Camaro Superstock ex-modified production
68 Nova Stock elim
Works in 360 sprints. Way more populated then the open 410's. They have Brodix tech the head. I've seen several booted out.

BRINK 04-09-2017 04:04 PM
Re: Comp racers seek to show eliminator is very much alive
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff Niceswanger (Post 530922)
We started in 98. The NHRA payouts are the same as back then. But there's half as many contingency's. I bought my first Superstock engine for ten grand. A new one was 13 ( from Koewn, our builder back then) , so I bought used . Now compare that to today . New ones are 35, 40 with all the whistles ...
Back then there was top qualifier money also, I remember some went for that, as it paid their fuel bill to get to and from the races.

Someone had the Sportnationals from Diamond P ( remember them !) on facebook last week and the commentator was saying that the winner < Bobby Warren, just won 8 thousand dollars ....In 1978.... That's the same as last years US Nationals SS winner ( if everybody pays him) .....40 years later
Great post, Jeff.


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