Sorenson's 1.408 under decision

[Super Sport]

Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes

Henson's run was on a redlight 1st round at the D4 points race in Belle Rose. He was not required to go to the scales, he did not "AVOID" the scales. I was helping a friend that weekend and we were parked next to fred, I assure the car wasn't light and he didnt mean to do it

How can anyone possibly think that Henson was light? He was in eliminations. He intended to win that round. It was correct for him to get horsepower.

Sorensen was light because he adjusted his weight after the run before coming to the scales. He left the starting line with the intention of qualifying. He has had that car long enough to know exactly what it weighs on every run. He should get horsepower and an extended vacation.

[Urraco]

Problem is there is no tech as we used to know it.

[Crew Chief]

Originally Posted by Urraco

Problem is there is no tech as we used to know it.

Not everywhere.....some places still believe in enforcing whats left of the rules.

[Urraco]

Problem is that they dont enforce the rules equally. There are cars out there that are way off and no one is looking at them.

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by Urraco

Problem is that they dont enforce the rules equally. There are cars out there that are way off and no one is looking at them.

that would be solved if they all showed up at the Cajun Sports Nationals, Wesley would catch em

[s10stocker]

Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes

that would be solved if they all showed up at the Cajun Sports Nationals, Wesley would catch em

This would have never happened on Mr. Wesleys watch period. He may be very strict but very fair.

[Mickey Whaley]

what if i went 1.408 under then just before the scales i took a 2 pound **** and was 1 pound under weight would it count? Or would they throw the **** on the scales with me and make it legal?