Ed Wright
 

Hope you didn't hurt your car baddly....you were on a good run. I was cheering for my fellow "seasoned" racer.

Re: Ed Wright
 

Oil pressure was low on the return road coming back from round 2. Just put it in the trailer. Didn't know I had a bye the next round. Don't think I'm going to do this anymore.
Thanks.

Re: Ed Wright
 

Very sorry to hear that.
Hope you change your mind.
Pete

Re: Ed Wright
 

Please don't give up Ed! Give it a few days or weeks even and rethink. Jim


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Re: Ed Wright
 

Please do not give up Ed,your car is one of my favorite race cars!
Good Luck

Re: Ed Wright
 

Remember, Ed, there are no higher highs or lower lows than in drag racing. I'm sure most of us have "quit" more times than we can count. Then, after a couple of days, you start to wonder what you broke and begin taking the car (or engine) apart. When you reach that point, the addiction has fully returned and you're back. To make yourself feel better, you make a couple of improvements while you're reassembling, and actually get excited, thinking that the car might be a couple of hundredths quicker now. It's a horrible disease, but at least you've got lots of fellow addicts to share it with. Hope you return.

Re: Ed Wright
 

NNNNNOOOOOOOO, don't quit

Re: Ed Wright
 

If I lived close to you, this old guy would help another old guy! Please don't stop racing!