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View Poll Results: INDY AHFS poll | |||
No AHFS (I have raced there in last 10 years) |
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118 | 46.46% |
Yes AHFS (I have raced there in the last 10 years) |
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33 | 12.99% |
No AHFS (I have NOT raced there in last 10 years) |
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77 | 30.31% |
Yes AHFS (I have NOT raced there in last 10 years) |
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26 | 10.24% |
Voters: 254. You may not vote on this poll |
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Get rid of the AHFS altogether and find another "System" with some teeth.
What about Teardowns? I don't think its in the cards of NHRA and not worth the extra money it would take to hire and train new Tech people. If you can Legally run 1.00 under @ Indy I'm impressed, but you need to be looked at thoroughly by somebody that knows. If you can protect your index at all the other races, why not at Indy? If you can't you need HP. Simple. Why do some Combo's get 20-35 HP reductions? Why do the New Combo's get such bogus ratings? I've been on both sides of the fence and its like stealing from your competitor. If the AHFS works leave the early Factory HP ratings alone and let the AHFS work it out, or use realistic HP ratings to begin with. If you are going to use the AHFS, quit handicapping it? It works(?) at a snails pace and it should benefit everybody. I agree its a good "Show" seeing people run 1.20-1.50 under and better at Indy with a 29.20BP and 2500ft DA, but it should count for the AHFS. RJ |
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